Spanish-language broadcaster Azteca America unveiled its 2018-2019 programming line-up at its upfront presentation Wednesday in New York City. Its slate includes new reality series Lights, Phone ...

TV Azteca, Mexico’s No. 2 net, has gone for a topper with more industry experience for its U.S. web. Adrian Steckel will be prexy and CEO of Azteca America. Former CEO Luis Echarte, who has run the ...

Azteca America presented its West Coast Upfront last week to more than 400 in Los Angeles. During the event, Chairman Luis Echarte reiterated the network's commitment to Los Angeles. "Somos Angelinos.

Azteca America will launch on October 11 at 8 pm / 7 pm CST its latest entry into the talk show segment, Cosas de la Vida, hosted by Rocio Sanchez Azuara, one of most-recognized personalities of the ...

MEXICO CITY — Fledgling U.S. Spanish-lingo TV broadcaster Azteca America has signed up an affil in New York. With the addition of WXNY Channel 39, Azteca America brings its total number of Stateside ...

LOS ANGELES— Azteca America, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mexican broadcaster TV Azteca, has named Manuel Abud president and CEO. In his role, Abud will lead the Azteca America broadcast network in ...

Azteca America is relying on Telestream’s FlipFactory and Launch to provide delivery of news content between the network’s California-based operations center and affiliate stations around the United ...

AZTECA'S Broadcast Audience Will Now Have Access to 150 Live, World-Class Soccer Matches Together, beIN SPORTS and Azteca America are breaking new ground in ways independent channels can scale and ...

Azteca America will introduce three novelas, five reality shows and two sitcoms, all produced in Mexico, to its U.S. network lineup for the 2008-09 season. By John Consoli, The Associated Press Azteca ...

MEXICO CITY -- An FCC ruling means Spanish-language Azteca America, which recently had five of its key affiliate stations unplugged by its U.S. partner Pappas Telecasting, will continue to operate in ...

Azteca America began broadcasting on its newly built Los Angeles station--KAZA-TV Channel 54--last weekend, limping into the burgeoning Spanish-language network market. Though the Los Angeles station ...