Rede Manchete

==1983–1999==
Rede Manchete (named after Bloch Editores' Manchete magazine) was been established after the redistribution of former four TV licenses owned by Diários Associados (Rede Tupi) and one by TV Excelsior, entering on air for the first time on June 5, 1983.Escolhidas grupos das novas TVs (in Portuguese). Folha de S.Paulo, published in 20 March 1981. Designed by Francesc Petit, the Manchete logo is formed by the capital letter M connected with five circles (or poles, as the designer named), representing Grupo Bloch business (Rádio Manchete AM, Rede Manchete FM, Bloch Editores, Gráfica Bloch, and Rede Manchete de Televisão).A marca da Rede Manchete (in Portuguese). Fernando Morgado. Archived from the original on 30 July 2013.
During its trajectory, Rede Manchete faced successive financial problems, which culminated in a failed sale to the businessman Hamilton Lucas de Oliveira, owner of Grupo IBF (who was also a partner of TV Jovem Pan), in 1992.Nova TV Manchete estréia em agosto com outro nome. Ilustrada, Folha de S.Paulo, published in 22 May 1999. Page 1. Unable to pay off its debts, Rede Manchete sold its concessions to Amilcare Dallevo Júnior and Marcelo de Carvalho Fragali (owners of Grupo TeleTV) on May 10, 1999, day on which the network was closed.Comprador quitará dívidas da Rede Manchete. O Estado de S. Paulo, published in 11 May 1999. Page A9. On November 15, 1999, RedeTV! was established, after the Bloch–TeleTV transition period, in which it identified itself simply as TV!.Fim da Manchete teve executivo desesperado e RedeTV! assumindo dívidas (in Portuguese). NaTelinha, published in 10 May 2016.
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== References ==
== External links ==
*Rede Manchete (archived) (in Portuguese)
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Manchete, Rede
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Category:Defunct
Category:Defunct television channels in Latin America
Category:Brazil
Category:1983
Category:Rio de Janeiro
Category:Defunct television networks in Brazil