The building, designed by engineer and colonel Wilson Brito, was built especially to meet its requirements, and the equipment responsible for capturing, producing and transmitting images was all state-of-the-art.
The event was attended by the station's founder, Joaquim da Costa Pereira, and guests, such as the then state governor, Alacid Nunes, and the communications minister, Haroldo Corrêa de Mattos.
On October 18, 2013, the portal was discontinued and replaced by local versions of G1 and globoesporte.com, in a standardization of Rede Globo for the content of its affiliates on the Internet, in addition to the launch of the station's new website.
[3] Such company had never been declared to the Electoral Justice, and was only discovered after the death of Joaquim da Costa Pereira, when the new shareholder composition with his daughters was announced.
The partnership also enabled an exchange of journalistic content between the broadcasters, with the display of articles of regional interest in the Amazon produced by TV Tapajós on the news and programs of Rede Amazônica.