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Record Bahia (ZYA 295)
Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
Channels	Digital: 21 (UHF) Virtual: 5
Programming
Affiliations	Record (1997-present)
Ownership
Owner	Grupo Record (Televisão Itapoan Sociedade Anônima)
History
First air date	November 19, 1960
Former names	TV Itapoan (1960-2011) TV Record Bahia (2011-2016) RecordTV Itapoan (2016-2023)
Former channel number(s)	Analog 5 (VHF, 1960-2017)
Former affiliations	Rede Tupi (1960-1980) REI (1980-1981) SBT (1981-1997)
Technical information
Licensing authority	ANATEL
Links
Public license information	Profile
Website	https://record.r7.com/record-emissoras/nordeste/record-bahia/

Record Bahia (channel 5) is a Brazilian broadcast television station in Salvador, Bahia. It was created on November 19, 1960. It belongs to Record and minority interests.

The station became the second Record O&O to achieve leadership in all-day average ratings in 2018, after Record Goiás a few years earlier.^[1]

History

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In 1956, as part of an expansion plan for the Associated Broadcasters Network, Assis Chateaubriand received 9 concessions to establish television stations in the main Brazilian capitals, and one of them was channel 5 VHF in Salvador. In the same year, Rádio Sociedade da Bahia promoted two experimental broadcasts of the new means of communication, namely a mass at the Basilica Nossa Senhora da Conceição da Praia and a musical show, on December 8 and 9, respectively.^[2]

Record Bahia's Programs

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Balanço Geral BA (night news)
Bahia no Ar (morning news)
Cidade Alerta BA (late afternoon news)

References

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^ Falcheti, Fabrício (16 June 2018). "Pela primeira vez, Record TV é líder na média-dia em Salvador". NaTelinha - UOL. Retrieved 1 April 2019.
^ Matos, Rita de Cássia Aragão; Mabel, Sarah (April 2012). "Flagrantes em Tela: A Televisão na Bahia (1960-1985)" (PDF). UFRB. Retrieved 26 March 2019.

v t e Television in Salvador metropolitan area
Network afiliates	TV Aratu 4 (.1 SBT, .2 Nossa Rede na TV, .3 Nossa Rede na TV) Record Bahia 5 (.1 Record) TV Baiana 6 (.1 TV Cultura, .2 TV Educação, .3 Univesp TV) Band Bahia 7 (.1 Band, .2 Band) TV Bahia 11 (.1 TV Globo) CNT Bahia 18 (.1 CNT) TV Estado 26 (.1 Top TV)
Public television	TVE Bahia 10 (.1 Futura/TV Brasil, .2 Canal Educa Bahia/Futura, .3 TV Kirimurê/TVT, .4 Educadora FM) Legislative Mux 12 (.1 TV Câmara, .2 TV ALBA, .3 TV Câmara Salvador, .4 TV Senado, .5 Rádio Câmara)
Religious translator stations	TV Ouro Negro 9 (.1 Universal Church local programming) Rede Aparecida (23.1) TV Canção Nova (34.1) Rede Gênesis (36.1) TV Cachoeira 39 (.1 TV Novo Tempo) Rede Vida (44.1) Rede Vida Educação (44.2) Rede Vida Educação (44.3) Rede 21 48 (.1 TV Universal) RIT (49.1) TV Pai Eterno (50.1) Rede Família 57 (.1 TV Universal)
Network translator stations	Ideal TV (13.1) Rede Brasil (14.1) RedeTV! (22.1) Universo EAD (22.2) Record News (31.1)
Adjacent locals	Lauro de Freitas RBTV (45.1)
Defunct stations	TV Salvador (28; 2000-2013) Camaçari TV Camaçari (13)

v t e Owned-and-operated stations of the major television networks of Brazil
TV Globo	Rio Brasília Minas Pernambuco São Paulo
SBT	SP Brasília Central Interior RJ Pará Rio RP RS
Record	São Paulo Bahía Belém Brasília Cabrália Goiás Guaíba Interior RJ Interior SP Litoral e Vale Manaus Minas Rio Rio Preto
Band	São Paulo Amazonas Bahía Brasília Ceará Mais Mato Grosso Minas Paraná Piauí Rio Rio Grande do Sul Rio Grande do Norte Rio Interior Tocantins Triângulo Vale do Paraíba
RedeTV!	São Paulo Belo Horizonte Fortaleza Recife Rio de Janeiro

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