It is now operating as a Digital Channel through Youtube and is owned by "La Casa Editorial el Bogotano."

Its signal only reached Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Tolima, and part of Huila,[1] and broadcast daily, from 17:30 to 22:30, on Channel 9, hence its alternative name.

The channel partnered with U.S. network ABC (which owned 50% of the stocks)[1] and relied on imported programming.

Teletigre closed for political reasons[2] (allegedly to the fact that the government was concerned of the power that it had handed to one individual, in this case Ms Salgar, in the then new mass media).

It would be replaced by Tele 9 Corazón, a local channel in state hands and, in 1972, by the Segunda Cadena, which would become a national network.