Vremya (news program)

This page is about the Russian news program. For the Russian TV channel see Vremya.

This page only shows primary logo variants.

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1968–1970	1970–1974	1974–1975	1975–1979	1979–1980	1980–1987 (secondary)


1980–1984	1984–1986	1986–1990	1987–1991 (secondary)	1990–1991	August 1991-26 December 1991



1994–1996	1996	1996–1999	1996–1999	1999–2001


1999–2000	2000–2001	2001–2008	2004–2018 (on-screen), 2008–2018	2018–present

Vreamya (first era)[]

1968–1970[]

SVG NEEDED

1970–1974[]

SVG NEEDED

1974–1975[]

SVG NEEDED

1975–1979[]

SVG NEEDED

1979–1980[]

SVG NEEDED

1980–1987 (secondary)[]

SVG NEEDED

1980–1984[]

SVG NEEDED

1984–1986[]

SVG NEEDED

1986–1990[]

SVG NEEDED

On November 12th, 1989, the Sunday edition of Vremya was replaced by Sem' dnej, which was reinstated on March 11th, 1990.

1987–1991 (secondary)[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

1990–1991[]

SVG NEEDED

August–October 1991[]

SVG NEEDED

From September 23-October 6, 1991, a contest between Vremya and TSN news teams for Vremya's airtime, but both teams did not get enough votes. As a result, on October 7, 1991, Vremya and TSN were both replaced by TV Inform.

ITA Vremya[]

1994–1996 (ITA Vremya)[]

SVG NEEDED

Vremya resumed broadcasting on December 16, 1994, mainly covering the Chechen War, and has continued until the present day. It has a status comparable to the late night news of Channel One in Russia.