2004–2008 | 2008–2015 | 2015–2016 | 2016–present |
PULS tv[]
2004–2008[]
Puls 4 Austria was launched on June 21, 2004 as PULS TV. Its first logo consists of six orange balls who are enlarged a bitter with the sixth orange ball is too small. Below the six orange balls appears the word Puls TV in matrix typeface.
Puls 4[]
2008–2015[]
On January 28, 2008, the channel was renamed to Puls 4 and launched a new look.
2015–2016[]
In December 2015, Puls 4 Austria introduced a new logo which removes away the word "PULS" and remains only the symbol which is the number 4 in a pink square. This is the final set of idents to be aired before the station got its current logo and besides, this logo is short-lived for 10 months.
2016–present[]
Seven.One Entertainment Group Free-to-air channels: Austria: Puls 4 | Puls 24 | ATV1 (II1) | ProSieben Austria | Sat.1 Österreich | kabel eins Austria | sixx Austria | ProSieben Maxx Austria | Sat.1 Gold Österreich | kabel eins Doku Austria Switzerland: Puls Acht | ProSieben Schweiz | Sat.1 Schweiz | kabel eins Schweiz | sixx Schweiz | Sat.1 Gold Schweiz | ProSieben Maxx Schweiz Pay television channels: Newscasts: Direct-to-consumer and digital services: Production companies: Other assets: Red Arrow Studios Europe: July August Productions (Israel) | NERD (United Kingdom) | CPL Productions (United Kingdom) | Cove Pictures (United Kingdom) | Snowman Productions (Denmark) | Endor Productions (United Kingdom) | Redseven Entertainment (Germany) | Nit Television (United Kingdom) Digital and distribution: Digital ventures: ParshipMeet Group: Eharmony | ElitePartner | Meetme | Skout | Tagged | GROWLr | Lovoo | Parship Former assets: Divested:
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