Hrvatska radiotelevizija

1956–1990	1990	1990-1994	1994–1999	1999–present

Hrvatska radiotelevizija (HRT) is a Croatian public broadcasting company operating several radio and television channels over domestic transmitter & satellite networks. In 2014, more than 85% of HRT's revenue came from television licencing fees with each household required to pay 79 HRK (~€10) per month for a single television set, with the remainder being made up from advertising which is limited by law. HRT is divided into three joint companies - Hrvatski radio, Hrvatska televizija and Glazbena proizvodnja.

Radiotelevizija Zagreb

1956–1990

Designer:  Jože Brumen

Typography:  Unknown

Launched:  15 May, 1953

Until 1990, HRT was known as Radiotelevizija Zagreb as a regional television service of the JRT. The logo was designed by Jože Brumen.

On-screen logo

Alternate variant

Variant without wordmark

Alternate variant

Alternate variant

Alternate variant with a picture of Zagreb in the background

Hrvatska radiotelevizija

1990 (unused)

It was first planned to rename RTZ to HRTV, but this version was never used.

1990-1994

In June 1990, the Croatian Parliament renamed RTZ to HRT. In 1993, the company became a full member of the EBU.

1994–present

1994–1999

Designer:  Boris Ljubičić

Typography:  Futura Std

Launched:  June, 1990

This version is related to the HRT satellite channel, it is possible that it was aired on normal channels; mostly on HRT1. Again, since the number of the channel is unspecified, it was probably aired on HRT1 or 2.

By 1999, this logo remained in use as a secondary logo.

Ident, as used on Slika Hrvatske

In 1998, the logo became grey and the two red cubes became animated. This variation only appeared only in idents and its official website.

1999–present

Designer:  Boris Ljubičić

Typography:  Futura Std

Launched:  late 1999

In late 1999, the logo was slightly modified.

Alternate variant with white instead of blue lines.