Legal Provisions of The Federal Authority For Audiovisual Communication Services
Complying with the Media Law, the channel broadcasts in the three national command signals:
- Time on-screen during programming blocks (only in the air signal). The news Agro own hours Synthesis has seen in all signals.
- ID "Beginning of Time suitable for all ages" (07:00) and "End of Time suitable for all ages" (22:00).
- When you start and finish a round, identifiers of "Advertising Space" and "End Advertising Space", respectively.
- ID "movie suitable for all audiences", "Movie +13", "Movie +16" and "Movie +18", depending on the recommended age for viewing movies.
- ID of the licensee, corporate integration and location of studios and administrative offices (In compliance with Resolution 173/10 AFSCA is reported that the television service given by Decree 1540/89 and extended by Resolution 1326 - CFR/04, which operates under the hallmark LS 85 TV Canal 13 Buenos Aires, is owned broadcasting Arte Argentino SA, whose society is integrated by Grupo ClarÃn SA, Alberto Gollan and Graphic Art Editorial Argentino SA The registered of their studies and administrative offices are located at 1261 Lima Street, City of Buenos Aires).
The channel does not issue in any national landmark, the plaque to be put on display before the news with the words "Caution, contents are not suitable for children and adolescents."
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