Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação

Rádio e Televisão Bandeirantes S.A.

Trading name	Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação
Type	Privately held company
Industry	Mass media
Founded	May 6, 1937 (1937-05-06)
Headquarters	R. Radiantes, 13, São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Key people	Marcelo Meira (executive vice-president) Paulo Saad Jafet (vice-president of pay channels) Marcelo Mainardi (vice-president of marketing) Mário Baccei (vice-president of radio) André Aguera (executive superintendent)
Products	Broadcasting Print media Digital media Out-of-home advertising
Revenue	R$ 1,4 billion (2011)
Number of employees	5.400 (2011)
Website	band.com.br/grupo
Footnotes / references [1][2][3][4][5]

Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação (commonly referred only as Grupo Bandeirantes) is a Brazilian media conglomerate founded on the creation of the first group communication vehicle, Rádio Bandeirantes, on May 6, 1937.^[2][6][7]

Companies

Broadcasting

Free-to-air television

• Band — broadcast television network with national coverage.^[8]
• Rede 21 — broadcast television network, broadcasting the programming of its leaseholder, the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God.^[8][9][10]
• TV Terra Viva — free-to-air satellite television channel about agrobusiness.^{[8][11][12][13][nb 1]}

Subscription channels

• Arte 1 — channel about art and culture.^[15]
• BandNews TV — news channel.^[12]
• BandSports — sports channel.^[12]
• Band Internacional — channel oriented for Brazilian public who lives outside Brazil.^[16]
• Sexprivé — adult content channel, partnership with Brasileirinhas.^[12][17]

Radio networks

• Band FM — popular music radio network.^[18]
• BandNews FM — all news radio network.^[18][19]
• Rádio Bandeirantes — news talk radio network.^[18][20]
• Bradesco Esportes FM — sport radio network with naming rights from bank Bradesco.^[18][21]
• Nativa FM — popular music radio network, joint venture with Grupo Camargo de Comunicação.^[18][22][23]

Independent stations

• Band Vale FM — radio station from Taubaté, São Paulo, with music and news programming.^[24]
• Brasil Radio (WRSO) — radio station from Orlando, Flórida, United States,which broadcasts the programming of the Grupo Bandeirantes radio networks in partnership with Cafifa Media Group.^[25][26]
• Educadora FM — radio station to provide programs for young people located in Campinas.^[27]
• MPB Brasil — radio station with a música popular brasileira programming at Rio de Janeiro city.^[28]
• Rádio Trânsito — radio station with traffic information from Greater São Paulo.^[29][30]

Print media

• Metro Brasil — free distribution newspaper, result of a joint-venture with Metro International.^[31][32][33]
• Primeiramão — classified ads newspapper.^[34][35][36]

Digital media

• Band.com.br — web portal which houses all the company's sites, hosted by UOL.^[37]
• Ipanema FM — rock web radio station.^[38]
• One Brasil — interactive media company.^[39]

Out-of-home

• Otima — joint-venture with Odebrecht, Kalítera Engenharia e APMR Investimentos e Participações, responsible for urban furniture of the bus stops in São Paulo city.^[40]
• Outernet — main out of home company of the grup, which operates with several other companies.^[41]
  • Mão Dupla — out of home company that works with static media the bus lines in the city of São Paulo.
  • Modern Airport — out of home company that operates in the São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport.^[42]
  • Nextmídia — out of home company that operates in bus terminals.
  • Orla TV — out of home company that operates in kiosks on the shores of the Rio de Janeiro beaches.
  • TVO — out of home company that operates in bus lines in the city of São Paulo.
  • TV Minuto — out of home company that operates in the lines 1-Blue, 2-Green and 3-Red of São Paulo Metro.

Other companies

• Band Content Distribution — content distribution company.^[43]
• Band Music — record company.^[44]
• Enter — events promoter company.^[45]
• payleven — online payment company.^[46]
• TkT1 — ticket sales.^[47]

Notes

References

External links

• Official website