RTS (Ecuador)

This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see: Other

Contents
1960–1964 (Guayaquil)	1961–1970 (Quito)	1964–1970 (Guayaquil)	1970–1973 (Guayaquil)	1970–1973 (Quito)	1973–1979	1979–1984
1984–1989	1989–1990	1990–1995	1995–2002	2002–2005	2005–2006	2006–present

Primera Televisión Ecuatoriana (PTVE)

1960–1964

The first-ever television station in Ecuador was launched on channel 4 in Guayaquil in 1960.

Telecuador

Different names had been used at the time, with "Telecuador" being the most common.

1961–1970 (Quito)

In 1961, channel 6 in Quito (HJCB-TV) was formed.

1964–1970 (Guayaquil)

1970–1973 (Guayaquil)

During this period, the channels were run by Norlop and ABC. In 1972, the channels were spun-off from both Norlop and ABC and remained owned indepedently until 2007.

1970–1973 (Quito)

In 1973, the Quito channel was shut down.

Telecuatro Guayaquil

1973–1979

1979–1984

1984–1989

This logo is similar to the one used by then-CBS affiliate WTVJ (also on channel 4, now an NBC owned-and-operated station on channel 6) in Miami, Florida.

1989–1990

In 1989, the channel started broadcasting in stereo.

TeleSistema

In 1990, Telecuatro was renamed to TeleSistema as the channel expanded nationwide before the name changed.

1990–1995

In 1993, Telecuatro Guayaquil would merge with ORTEL (owned by Albavisión) which led to TeleSistema returing to Quito on channel 5.

1995–2005

1995–2002

2002–2005

RedTeleSistema

2005–2006

SVG NEEDED

In 2005, the channel was renamed to RedTeleSistema to fit with the rise of nationwide coverage.

RTS

2006–present

SVG NEEDED

By 2006, the acronym RTS started to be used solely.