Univision Historia

Historia de la Television en español en Los Estados Unidos.

Uno de los verdaderos pioneros de la televisión y la radio en español en Estados Unidos fue Raúl Cortez.
Raúl Cortez empezó la estación de radio KCOR am-fm en San Antonio en 1945, después en 1955 se encargo de fundar la que se convertiría en la primera estación de televisión en español y la primera estación en Estados Unidos de Ultra Alta Frecuencia o UHF KCOR-TV.
En 1961 KCOR-TV fue vendida a Emilio Nicolás junto a los otros inversionistas Rene Anselmo, Don Emilio Azcarraga y Frank Fouce. Cortez trato de cambiarle las siglas del canal a KXEW en parte como homenaje a Don Emilio Azcarraga quien fundo la XEW en México, pero la FCC no lo autorizo debido a esas siglas ya estaban registradas por otra estación por lo cual decidieron cambiarle a KWEX.

KMEX-TV
La historia de la television en Español en Los Angeles comenzo cuando Canal 34 KMEX-TV lanzo su primera señal al aire, el mes de Septiembre de 1962. Fue la primera estación de Ultra Alta Frecuencia (UHF) del Sur de California. Sus operaciones iniciales fueron consideradas como de alto riesgo para los inversionistas porque se ignoraba si tendría éxito. Los aparatos de televisión en ese entonces no venían adaptados con el equipo para recibir la señal UHF. Los que deseaban ver la programación de Canal 34 necesitaban comprar un convertidor que se conectaba a los aparatos televisores de entonces. La venta de esos mismos aparatos le permitía a KMEX medir el numero de personas que lo adquirían por lo que esto también servia para convencer a los anunciadores sobre el tamaño de su audiencia. Debido a que canal 34 era la única estación que transmitía en esa señal era obvio que la venta de los aparatos convertidores era para poder disfrutar de la programación de KMEX.
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La estación de Los Ángeles, que seria conocida con las siglas de KMEX-TV, comenzó a operar bajo la administración de una corporación de nombre “Spanish International Broadcasting Company”. Sus propietarios fueron casi los mismos, con la ………….. En Julio de 1962 Rene Anselmo ..
…………..etc. etc…

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Eduardo Quezada

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Time Warner Cable has partnered with Eduardo Quezada, known in the USA Spanish speaking world for his more than 30 years of broadcasting news, to become an Ambassador in support of the campaign.

Time Warner Cable Prepares Hispanic Households for the Digital TV Transition

Educational campaign provides valuable information on the DTV
transition to ensure consumers don’t go dark after midnight on June 12,
2009

LOS ANGELES, May 27 /PRNewswire/ — June 12, 2009 is the deadline for
the digital transition as set by the U.S. Congress whereby all TV stations
will only transmit signal in digital format. To help answer the many
questions the transition to digital television (DTV) raises, Time Warner
Cable, an industry leader and second-largest cable operator in the U.S.,
continues its comprehensive educational campaign called “Enterate y
Conectate/Get Informed, Stay Connected” to help inform and prepare the
Hispanic community for the DTV transition. Through this campaign, Time
Warner Cable wants to ensure the community stays connected and doesn’t go
dark when the transition takes place. Time Warner Cable is committed to
providing the right information to help the community make an informed
decision that will prepare them for the DTV transition.

(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20090527/LA22681LOGO)

“We know there’s a lot of information on DTV and it can be
overwhelming. At Time Warner Cable, we want to provide straight answers to
consumers’ questions to help make the process easier to understand,”
commented Stephen Pagano, Executive Vice President for Time Warner Cable
West Region. “The DTV transition will affect everyone and we realize that
there are many households still unclear about the digital transition. This
campaign equips the community with extensive information from experts in
the field, educating them in a unique and uncomplicated friendly manner so
that they may make a well-informed personal decision on the DTV
transition.”

Over the next 20 days, Time Warner Cable will reach out to the
community through its educational campaign to provide free, bilingual
community forums at various Walmart locations throughout Southern
California. Time Warner Cable has partnered with Eduardo Quezada, known in
the USA Spanish speaking world for his more than 30 years of broadcasting
news, to become an Ambassador in support of the campaign. He will lead the
community educational forums along with other industry experts such as Jose
Ulloa, the “Latino Cyberguy,” that will provide key information regarding
the digital transition and how it will impact households. Consumers will
have an opportunity to learn about the options and steps to take to
continue enjoying their favorite programs and channels. The information
will continue to be provided in Spanish and English to help ensure
consumers are well aware of how they will be affected and what steps are
needed to ensure they are DTV-ready. This campaign is a continuation of an
earlier campaign that started in December 2008, it continues across
Southern California starting in major divisions of Los Angeles County to
Orange County.

Locally, the Time Warner Cable L.A. Region serves approximately 1.9
million customers in the five counties of southern California. Although,
these Time Warner Cable customers are DTV-ready, as long as their
televisions are connected to the service, there are still many households
not ready for the digital switch. The Time Warner Cable “Enterate y
Conectate/Get Informed Stay Connected” campaign addresses consumers
concerns and provide the right information to help consumers make the best
decision as they prepare for the DTV transition.

Please visit http://www.twcladtv.com for more information on Time Warner
Cable’s “Enterate y Conectate/Get Informed Stay Connected” educational
campaign and to view a schedule of panel dates and locations or call (866)
527-2175. For information on Time Warner Cable products and services call
1-888-TW-CABLE.

About Time Warner Cable

Time Warner Cable is the second-largest cable operator in the U.S.,
with technologically advanced, well-clustered systems located in five
geographic areas — New York State (including New York City), the
Carolinas, Ohio, southern California (including Los Angeles) and Texas.
Time Warner Cable serves more than 14 million customers who subscribe to
one or more of its video, high-speed data and voice services. Time Warner
Cable Business Class offers a suite of phone, Internet, Ethernet and cable
television services to businesses of all sizes. Time Warner Cable Media
Sales, the advertising arm of Time Warner Cable, offers national, regional
and local companies innovative advertising solutions that are targeted and
affordable. More information about the services of Time Warner Cable is
available at http://www.timewarnercable.com, http://www.twcbc.com and

http://www.twcmediasales.com.

Cepillin Exclusive interview by RIcardo Gonzalez

 Ricardo Gonzalez gets an exclusive interview with famous mexican television clown: Cepillin.

Ricardo Gonzalez logra una entrevista exclusiva con Cepillin, el Payasito de la Tele durante un descanso de las grabaciones para la television con Araceli Arambula.

Cepillin revelo que hay muchos planes para seguir grabando programas y distintas presentaciones personales en California y otras partes del pais.

Cepillin El Payasito De La Tele Contando chistes

Sunshine of Your Love Eddie & Eduardo

Eddie and Eduardo Quezada (Father and son) jamming to the tune of Sunshine of Your Love song made famous by Cream. 

Eddie Quezada que ahora es reportero de Television en la estacion KESQ-TV de Palm Springs, California nos visito un fin de semana antes de partir rumbo a Ecuador.
Durante su visita nos pusimos a tocar guitarra y bateria y decidimos grabar un pedacito de la sesion improvisada. Esta es nuestra version de "Sunshine of Your Love".

Eduardo Quezada Escandon editorial

Eduardo Quezada Editorial de la Semana Abril 13 2007 01:39 http://www.quezada.net Multi-linguists travel more and earn more money than those who only speak one language. Wealthy and we http://www.quezada.net Multi-linguists travel more and earn more money than those who only speak one language. Wealthy and well educated people speak several languages and understand other cultures thanks to their travels. Ignorant and uneducated folks stay home and hate people they know nothing about. Eduardo Quezada Escandon no habla sobre la propuesta de ley migratoria en la que los solicitantes tendrian que pagar exorbitantes multas que sumarian casi los 20 mil dolares. http://www.flixya.com/referral/77778675 “El publico tiene una insaciable curiosidad por saberlo todo. Excepto lo que es mas valioso. El periodista, consciente de esto, y fiel a su carrera, cumple sus demandas.” Oscar Wilde. “The public have an insatiable curiosity to know everything. Except what is worth knowing. Journalism, conscious of this, and having tradesman-like habits, supplies their demands.” Oscar Wilde, Irish poet and playwright. Presentador de Noticias Max Aub

Eduardo Quezada Escandon Editorial

Eduardo Quezada Escandon no habla sobre la propuesta de ley migratoria en la que los solicitantes tendrian que pagar exorbitantes multas que sumarian casi los 20 mil dolares. http://www.flixya.com/referral/77778675 “El publico tiene una insaciable curiosidad por saberlo todo. Excepto lo que es mas valioso. El periodista, consciente de esto, y fiel a su carrera, cumple sus demandas.” Oscar Wilde. “The public have an insatiable curiosity to know everything. Except what is worth knowing. Journalism, conscious of this, and having tradesman-like habits, supplies their demands.” Oscar Wilde, Irish poet and playwright. Presentador de Noticias Max Aub

Eduardo Quezada Escandon editorial

Eduardo Quezada comenta sobre la controversial serie de PBS que relata las batallas de la segunda Guerra Mundial pero que no incluye la perspectiva de los soldados Hispanos. Presentadora de Noticias: Nancy Agosto. Se estima que cerca de medio millon de latinos participaron en las fuerzas armadas durante ese conflicto, pero en 14 horas de programacion no estan incluidos. PBS and Ken Burns ignored the role played by Hispanic Americans in the World War II documentary The War , yes in the war they were all Americans, but if they were “all americans” why were many latinos, like my uncle, discriminated against when they returned home. They had to face segregation and exclusion when it came to using bathrooms, some were denied entry to restaurants. I have been told ugly stories about how they excluded mexican children from using public pools. How about the Zoot Suit story.? No, I am not bitter, I am just amazed at this type of incidents. If not PBS, then who is going to tell the story about our soldiers. Yes, we are all americann, but I want to see the war stories with faces that resemble my uncles and other relatives that fought in the war. “History belongs to the victors” but in this case the victors did not belong to just one race, please include them all, so our children can continue to be proud of our ancestor’s contributions for a better America. Eduardo Quezada. http://www.quezada.net/

Eduardo Quezada Escandon editorial

Multi-linguists travel more and earn more money than those who only speak one language. Wealthy and well educated people speak several languages and understand other cultures thanks to their travels. Ignorant and uneducated folks stay home and hate people they know nothing about. Eduardo Quezada Escandon no habla sobre la propuesta de ley migratoria en la que los solicitantes tendrian que pagar exorbitantes multas que sumarian casi los 20 mil dolares. http://www.flixya.com/referral/77778675 “El publico tiene una insaciable curiosidad por saberlo todo. Excepto lo que es mas valioso. El periodista, consciente de esto, y fiel a su carrera, cumple sus demandas.” Oscar Wilde. “The public have an insatiable curiosity to know everything. Except what is worth knowing. Journalism, conscious of this, and having tradesman-like habits, supplies their demands.” Oscar Wilde, Irish poet and playwright. Presentador de Noticias Max Aub