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1989-1993 | 1993-1998 | 1998-2001 | 2001 | 2001 |
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2001-2006 | 2006-2008 | 2008-2009 | 2009 | 2009-2012 |
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2022-present |
2012-2013 | 2013-2021 | 2021-2022 | 2022 | 2022-present |
MTN Espírito Santo[]
1989-1993[]
WIN Espírito Santo is WIN's channel (formerly an affiliate of SBT) covering the Espírito Santo region. Starting with the name MTN Espírito Santo, this channel was founded in 1989.
MTN Espírito Santo started broadcasting on July 12, 1989 as part of the MTN Network (now known as WIN Regional Network), as an affiliate of Channel Nine. MTN Espírito Santo at the beginning of the air broadcast mainly local broadcasts of Nine with little local news. Unlike other Nine Network affiliate channels, this MTN Network did not add a nine dots to its logo until 1993.
In 1990, MTN Network began launching its second affiliate, Rede Record (now RecordTV). In 1992, MTN became Record's main affiliate after Nine began selling 50% of it to Records, with Record starting to control its broadcasts on July 17, 1993.
1993-1998[]
In 1993, MTN Network began adding these nine dots to its logo. This is to customize the Nine Network logo after its official acquisition and the addition of a new channel on Mato Grosso.
Nine Espírito Santo (first era)[]
1998-2001[]
In 1998, Nine Espírito Santo was launched, replacing MTN Espírito Santo after becoming Nine Network's primary affiliate. Nine began controlling broadcasts in Espírito Santo on September 13, 1998.
August-October 2001[]
WIN Espírito Santo (first era)[]
October-December 2001[]
Nine Espírito Santo began changing its name to WIN Espírito Santo in October 2001 after becoming part of the affiliate WIN Network.
December 2001-2006[]
On February 7, 2002, WIN Espírito Santo was controlled by Globo after Globo became the main affiliate & Nine Network became the second affiliate.
2006-2008[]
2008-2009[]
This logo is still in use until September 26, 2009.
September-November 2009[]
Nine Espírito Santo (second era)[]
November 2009-2012[]
In November 2009, WIN Espírito Santo was renamed as Nine Espírito Santo. Nine began controlling broadcasts in 2010 after Globo began focusing on TV Gazeta in Espírito Santo. A Nine Dots at Espírito Santo was not returned here as it was still held by WIN Network in 2009.
2012-2013[]
2013-2021[]
WIN Espírito Santo (second era)[]
2021-2022[]
Since 2021, after moving affiliation to SBT, Nine Espírito Santo has again been renamed as WIN Espírito Santo.
2022[]
Since February 1, 2022, following the merger with TV Red Vitoria, WIN Espírito Santo started moving all of its operations & transmitters to the former building & transmitter of TV Red Vitoria. At the same time, a new logo was introduced to align with other WIN affiliates as part of strengthening the identity of the main WIN network.
UMB TV Espírito Santo[]
2022-present[]
In February 2022, the name WIN Espírito Santo was renamed again to UMB TV Espírito Santo, which is owned by the new company UMB. The channel continued its affiliation with WIN until April 2022 when it officially became an affiliate of its parent TVCB 1
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