D Televisión

D Televisión, also known as DTV, is a Honduran free-to-air television channel that was launched in 2008. It is owned by the R-Media group and operated by Sociedad Televisora Nacional S.A. de C.V. (SOTEL). The channel broadcasts a largely generalist schedule, with occasional special transmissions; its commercial breaks are largely self-promotional and it lacks its own dedicated promotional spots. The channel is associated with the Once Noticias news brand and the Canal 11 identity. Its news portal, Once Noticias, describes itself as a source of breaking news and expert analysis covering Honduras and the world, spanning politics, economy, weather, sports, entertainment, culture, technology, health, wellness, travel, food, fashion and sustainability. The site states it has published more than 70,000 news items and works with more than 50 reporters and 30 editors. It also produces podcasts and web series such as "De Todo Menos Perfectas," hosted by María José Martínez and Renata Espinal, which covers women's health and lifestyle topics. As a generalist broadcaster, D Televisión's programming includes news, sports, entertainment and lifestyle content. Its sports coverage has included exclusive broadcasts of major events, such as the farewell matches of footballer Lionel Messi announced for Canal 11. The channel's digital presence through Once Noticias extends its reach beyond traditional broadcast into online news and streaming-style content. D Televisión operates in the Honduran television market alongside other domestic broadcasters. Its ownership under R-Media and operation by SOTEL place it within a broader media group structure. The channel remains active as of the available evidence, with its news portal publishing current content.

D Televisión, also known as DTV, is a Honduran free-to-air television channel that was launched in 2008. It is owned by the R-Media group and operated by Sociedad Televisora Nacional S.A. de C.V. (SOTEL). The channel has maintained a generalist programming format, with occasional special transmissions. Its commercial breaks are largely self-promotional and it lacks its own dedicated promotional spots. The channel is linked to the Once Noticias news brand and the Canal 11 identity. Its news portal, Once Noticias, provides coverage of Honduras and international news, including politics, economy, weather, sports, entertainment, culture, technology, health, wellness, travel, food, fashion and sustainability. According to the site, it has published more than 70,000 news items and employs more than 50 reporters and 30 editors. The digital platform also produces podcasts and web series, such as "De Todo Menos Perfectas," hosted by María José Martínez and Renata Espinal, which addresses women's health and lifestyle topics. In sports, the channel has secured exclusive broadcasts of major events, including the farewell matches of footballer Lionel Messi, announced for Canal 11. This reflects its strategy of combining generalist entertainment with high-profile sports rights. As of the available evidence, D Televisión remains active in the Honduran television market, with its news portal publishing current content. Its ownership under R-Media and operation by SOTEL place it within a broader media group structure.

• 2008

  D Televisión launched as a Honduran free-to-air television channel.

Generalist free-to-air television channel with a strong news and sports focus, extending into digital news and lifestyle content.

• Once Noticias news portal

  Digital news platform covering Honduras and international news.

• De Todo Menos Perfectas podcast

  Podcast hosted by María José Martínez and Renata Espinal covering women's health and lifestyle.

1. 1Once Noticias de Honduras, América Latina y el Mundooncenoticias.hn
2. 2Nosotros - Once Noticiasoncenoticias.hn
3. 3De Todo Menos Perfectas habla sobre hormonas y perimenopausiaoncenoticias.hn
4. 4Tres días después el cuerpo de un guardia de aparece en el Ulúaoncenoticias.hn
5. 5D Televisión - Wikipediaes.wikipedia.org
6. 6Wikidata Q61883227wikidata.org