Canal 7 (Bahia Blanca)



1966-1980	1980-1989	1989-2000	2000-2003	2003-2008	2008-2011	2011-present

LU 81 TV Canal 7 is an open television channel affiliated with El Trece that transmits from Bahía Blanca, in the southwest of the province of Buenos Aires.

It aired in October 1965, although the official opening took place on February 4, 1966.

It is operated by Grupo Clarín through Artear.

Telba (Teledifusora Bahiense)[]

1966-1980[]

It shows the image of the port of Bahía Blanca in black and white, then the text "TELBA" appears and below it "canal 7".

TBC (Teledifusora Bahiense Color)[]

1980-1989[]

Below are two thick horizontal lines of green and purple and in the middle a circle opening the lines with a red circle in the center forming an eye. At the top right are the initials "TBC" (Teledifusora Bahiense Color) lined with 6 horizontal stripes of green, blue, purple, red, orange and yellow (similar to the ATC logo). Below left is the text "CANAL 7".

Canal 7[]

1989-2003[]

1989-2000[]

It is a yellow semicircle composed of 3 pieces and a silver 7 in the center with a horizontal red stripe.

2000-2003[]

The 3 pieces of the semicircle are slightly lighter in size.

Canal Siete (first era)[]

2003-2008[]

In 2003, Canal 7 currently belongs to the Artear company. The yellow semicircle becomes a circle with 3 colored parts: the red and orange rings are divided horizontally and a yellow circle appears in the center.

2003-2005[]

Below it says the text "CANAL SIETE" in Trade Gothic typeface, while the letters "a", "i" and "e" are lowercase and the rest of the rest in uppercase lowercase (CaNaL SieTe).

2005-2008[]

In 2005, the name "CANAL SIETE" appears in ITC Conduit Hellenic Bold-typefaced capital letters.

2008-2013[]

In 2008, like the Buenos Aires version, a new logo is released, a twelve-pointed sun with a central hole in the shape of a circle, with the colors red, orange, yellow and violet (clockwise); the union of the colors is oblique with respect to the central hole. It is a bit thinner and brighter. Under it said CANAL SIETE.

El Siete[]

2013-2015[]

In 2011, the logo was restyled by the American company C&G Partners, which created the original isotype of the Tetracolor sun in 1994. The sun becomes a little thicker, with the hole a little smaller and the union of the colors is perpendicular to the hole. Below it it says: el siete until 2015.

Canal Siete (second era)[]

2015-present[]

50th anniversary logo (2016)