Suspilne

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2015–2017	2017–2020	2018–2020	2019–present

NSTU, stylised as Suspilne (from 2015 to 2020 as UA:PBC), is the state-owned public broadcaster of Ukraine. Suspilne was presented in 2015 and created in 2017 following the merger of the state-run National Television Company of Ukraine (NTKU), and the national state-run radio broadcaster, Radio Ukraine. It operates two TV channels, four radio stations, 24 regional TV channels and 30 regional radio stations.

Several other European countries continue to have separate public broadcasters for TV and radio, such as Ukrainian neighbours, Romania (TVR and ROR) and Poland (TVP and PR).

UA:PBC

2015–2020

2015–2017

Designer:  Dmytro Zots Dmytro Melnyk

Typography:  Vida (custom typeface)

Launched:  Unknown

Gray version

English version

Teal version

Gray vesion

2017–2020

Designer:  Dmytro Zots Dmytro Melnyk

Typography:  Museo

Launched:  Unknown

2018–2020

Designer:  Dmytro Zots Dmytro Melnyk

Typography:  Proxima Nova

Launched:  Unknown

Suspilne

2019 (unused)

Designer:  Dmytro Zots Dmytro Melnyk

Typography:  Montserrat

Launched:  Unknown

2019–present

Full version

Yellow semicircle with gray font (used in Suspilne Novyny)

Following UA:Pershyi rebrands as Suspilne Pershyi for Facebook on November 28th, 2019, UA:PBC rebranded as Suspilne ("Public" in Ukrainian) on December 5th, 2019. The corporate logo will be adapted for the channels' new logos in 2021.

• Suspilne Biathlon adapted its logo to the corporate one on December 1st, 2019.
• Suspilne Novyny adapted its logo to the corporate one on December 2nd, 2019.
• Suspilne Radio adapted its logo to the corporate one on December 2nd, 2019.
• Suspilne Sport adapted its logo to the corporate one on December 3rd, 2019.
• Ukrainske Radio, Radio Promin and Radio Kultura adapted its logo to the corporate one on January 3rd, 2020.
• Talk-show Suspilna studia adapted its logo to the corporate one on September 7th, 2020.

External links

• Suspilne