When did Roberto Noble launch Clarín in Buenos Aires?
Roberto Noble launched Clarín on the 28th of August 1945 in Buenos Aires. He served as a former minister for the province before starting this publication.
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Roberto Noble launched Clarín on the 28th of August 1945 in Buenos Aires. He served as a former minister for the province before starting this publication.
A law reform allowed media consolidation in 1999, leading to the formation of Grupo Clarín. This conglomerate expanded into radio, television, internet, and other newspapers beyond the original print edition.
During the 1946 general election, the paper supported José Tamborini against Juan Perón. The publication backed the Revolución Libertadora which removed Juan Domingo Perón from power in 1955.
By April 2011, the site served nearly six million unique visitors daily within Argentina. It ranked as the fifth most visited website in the country that month.
The group controls fifty-nine percent of the cable TV market. They also hold forty-two percent of the radio market according to AFSCA data.