Consejo Nacional de Televisión

Consejo Nacional de Television, also known as CNTV, is a State Owned entity headquartered in Chile, founded in 1989 and employing approximately 90 individuals. The organization reported $16.7M in revenue as of 2023 and functions as a tier 2 media tech buyer. CNTV is responsible for ensuring the proper functioning of television services in accordance with Chilean law, with a mandate to safeguard pluralism, freedom of expression, and the protection of audiences, particularly minors. Its operations include the monitoring and fiscalization of broadcast content, which involves receiving citizen complaints, and the management of the CNTV Development Fund for financing high-quality national programming. Additionally, CNTV grants television concessions for digital terrestrial signals, conducts research on media consumption, and manages the CNTV Play and CNTV Infantil platforms to ensure culturally and educationally significant content remains accessible to all citizens across multiple digital platforms.