Ownership history of the four major broadcasting channels in Portugal

The channels being RTP1, RTP2, SIC and TVI.

RTP1: Radiotelevisão Portuguesa (1957-2004), Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (2004-present)

RTP2: Radiotelevisão Portuguesa (1968-2004), Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (2004-present)

SIC: A consortium of companies comprising of Sojornal, Granada Television, Impala, Expresso, Projornal, TV Globo and Silvio Berlusconi (1986-1991, prelaunch), a consortium of companies comprising of Controljornal, TSF, Rádio Comercial, Lusomundo, Expresso, Impala Editores and Globo (1991-1992, prelaunch), a consortium comprising of Impresa, TSF, Rádio Comercial, Impala Editores and Globo (1992-1996), a consortium comprising of Joe Berardo, Impresa, TSF, Rádio Comercial, Impala Editores and Globo (1996-1997), a consortium comprising of Joe Berardo, Impresa, TSF, Impala Editores and Globo (1997-2000), a consortium comprising of Impresa, Impala Editores and Globo (2000-2001), Impresa and Globo (2001-2002) and Impresa (2002-present)

TVI: Portuguese Catholic Church and Rádio Renascença (1991-1993, prelaunch), a consortium comprising of Rádio Renascença, RFM, Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Público, Editorial Verbo, União das Misericórdias, Antena 3 Televisión, CLT, Sonae, SBS Broadcasting Group and Yorkshire Television (1993-1997), a consortium comprising of Media Capital, Antena 3 Televisión, CLT and Sonae (1997-1998), a consortium comprising of Media Capital, Antena 3 Televisión, CLT, Sonae, Lusomundo, Stanley Ho and Grupo Cisneros (1998-1999), Media Capital and CLT (1999-2000), Media Capital and RTL Group (2000-2005), a consortium comprising of Media Capital, RTL Group and PRISA (2005-2007), Media Capital and PRISA (2007-2020) and Media Capital (2020-present)