Telemundo

Telemundo is an American Spanish-language television network owned by NBCUniversal, a division of Comcast. The network serves Hispanic and Latino audiences in the United States with a mix of entertainment, news, and sports programming and operates through a network of owned-and-operated stations and numerous affiliates, in addition to cable, satellite, and streaming distribution. It is one of the two dominant Spanish-language networks in the United States, alongside Univision.

Telemundo traces its origins to the Spanish International Network (SIN), established in the 1950s and 1960s, and later adopted the Telemundo brand in the 1990s. It became part of NBCUniversal in the 2000s, expanding its production footprint in the United States and Latin America. The network produces and co-produces original telenovelas, sports programs (including soccer and boxing), news, and reality and game shows. Its flagship news program is Noticias Telemundo, providing national and international coverage in Spanish.

The Telemundo Center in Miami serves as a major production and distribution hub, with additional facilities in Los Angeles and other markets. Telemundo content is distributed over-the-air by affiliated stations, on cable and satellite systems, and via the Peacock streaming service, as well as the Telemundo apps and websites. The network competes primarily with Univision for Spanish-language audiences and advertising. It also distributes content internationally through Telemundo Internacional.