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Andina de Radiodifusión S.A.C., also known as Andina de Televisión or by its acronym ATV, it is a Peruvian television channel, replacing Canal 9 TV El Sol, which aired between 1959 and 1971.
It began its transmissions by test signal on May 25, 1981 to officially begin its transmissions amid high expectation on April 18, 1983.
Since 2001 it has been owned by the Grupo ATV, a media sub-conglomerate owned by Albavisión.
Canal 9
1981–1983 (pre-launch)
This logo was used in channel test broadcasts in 1981.
1983–1992
This logo, used from its launch until 1992, is a 9 in Bauhaus Black typeface formed by a gold ingot on top of a diamond-edged blue screen and underneath, the word Canal 9 in ITC Grouch typeface.
Occasionally only the 9 isotype was used with the screen.
ATV
1992–1998
On January 14, 1992, after the arrival of satellite TV, Canal 9 changed its name to Andina de Televisión. The logo is the acronym ATV with the appearance of a gold ingot used in the stage Canal 9. The logo appears to have a resemblance to the logo that the unrelated Russian network was using at the time.
1997–1998
In this version, a gold ring with the station's corporate name is added behind the logo in the form of gold bars.
1998–2005
1998–2001
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Square ATV
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On April 18, 1998, the channel's 15th anniversary day, ATV changed its image to one more recognizable to the public. The logo consists of a square formed by halves of ellipses in the shape of a road in green, blue, red and yellow and above it, the word ATV linked in lines with rounded white edges. The logo was created by MediaKit, a design company linked to Albavisión, who will later become the owner in 2001.
In the first version, the logo was in a semi-3D look and below the logo, the word ANDINA TELEVISION in a Helvetica family of fonts.
1999–2001
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Square ATV
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In 1999, the logo became a whole 3D. In 2000, the text that accompanied it until then is eliminated.
2001–2002
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Square ATV
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With the purchase of the channel from Albavisión in 2001, the logo uses three copies of the 1999 design that rotate and form a triangle. It was created to compete with the logo of Panamericana Televisión, which had a similar design on its idents.
2002–2005
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Square ATV
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In December 2002, the logo eliminates the two copies behind it, being as a separate element, and also, it is slanted in perspective.
2005–2014
2005–2008
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Glass square ATV
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In November 2005, the logo is straightened again, the white lined text is larger, and the look of the square is perfected. In the first design, the square has more saturated colors and the text has a transparent shadow, as if it were made of glass.
2008–2012
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Plastic square ATV
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In 2008, the logo loses the appearance of glass, changing instead to a plastic appearance.
2012–2014
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Realistic square ATV
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In 2012, the square with text is now very realistic glass.
2014–2016
In 2014, the square changed to a Frisbee disk appearance and returned to its plastic shape, and the text was thicker and larger.
2016–2018
2016–2017
In February 2016, the logo lost the colored square for the first time in almost 20 years, keeping the acronym now in blue. The first design resembles the part of the acronym used in 2014.
2017–2018
In 2017, the thickness of the acronym is reduced, making it resemble the first design of the acronym in 1998.
2018–present
On April 1, 2018, the logo was modified to its current version. The acronym of the channel (ATV) is now italicised in the form of a folded ribbon (similar to the old logo of the supermarket chain Metro) with some more pointed edges and a lighter shade of blue.
