In April of that year, Telecentro launched the triple play service, Internet and landline telephony on the same network, with a single bill) for the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires under the "All in one" campaign.

[3] Originally founded as a limited company by two partners, Mario José Menéndez and Habib Basbus,1 In November 1990, through resolution 825/1990, it was granted an expansion of channels towards the UHF spectrum.

In 2006, through resolutions 1947/2006,15 1111/200616 and 2047/200617, TeleCentro was authorized to extend its services to the Buenos Aires districts of Avellaneda, Moreno, Morón, Tres de Febrero, Merlo, Ituzaingó and Hurlingham.

In April 2008, it launched the first triple play service (pay television, Internet and landline telephony on the same network, with a single bill) for the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area.

On December 2, 2011, Telecentro S.A. proceeded to take actions to block the access of its clients to an internet site dedicated to the free dissemination of television content (Cuevana).

And a coded DTT service with 9 UHF channels with a total of 58 signals, transmitting from San Justo, province of Buenos Aires, through the European DVB-T standard.