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| Network | Type | Launch date | Notes | Source |
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| RPC Ponta Grossa | Terrestrial | 17 April | ||
| TV Globo Nordeste | Terrestrial | 22 April | ||
| TV Erexim | Terrestrial | 30 April | ||
| TV Baré | Terrestrial | 2 June | ||
| TV Uberaba | Terrestrial | 9 June | ||
| TV Tuiuti | Terrestrial | 5 July | ||
| TV Amazonas | Terrestrial | 1 September | ||
| TV Universitária Rio Grande do Norte | Terrestrial | 2 December | ||
| TV Clube | Terrestrial | 3 December | ||
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