Radio y Televisión Argentina

Television Publica Argentina, also known as Televisión Pública and TVP, is a state-owned entity headquartered in Argentina. Established in 1951, the broadcaster employs approximately 800 individuals and primarily focuses on broadcast television and radio, reporting $81.0M in revenue as of 2024. Functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer, it operates as the national public service broadcaster of Argentina, managed by the state-owned enterprise Radio y Televisión Argentina (RTA S.E.). The network, established as the first television station in the country, functions as a federal media outlet with a mandate to provide cultural, educational, and informative content to the entire national territory. Its programming is characterized by a high volume of original Argentine productions, including comprehensive coverage of regional folklore festivals under the Festival País banner, federal news bulletins, and sports of national interest. In recent years, the station has integrated traditional broadcasting with digital-first initiatives, such as specialized streaming rooms and on-demand archival access, to maintain its role as a primary vehicle for national identity and public communication in a multi-platform environment.