Radiotjänst[]
1925-1957[]
Sveriges Radio[]
1957–present[]
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The original SR logo was created in 1957 by Karl-Erik Forsberg.
1998–2010[]
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2010–present[]
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In 2010, Sveriges Radio performed an image review, where they began consistently using the company's full name, avoiding the use of their acronym. Because of this, the website changed from sr.se to sverigesradio.se. A new graphic profile developed in part by Happy Forsman & Bodenfors was unveiled on 11 May 2010.
Sveriges Radio
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National channels Local channels P4 channels Online channels International channels Former channels |
Full members: RÚV | DR | NRK | SVT | SR | Yle Associate members: KVF | KNR | UR |
Eurovision/Euroradio ARD (Germany) |
ARMR (Armenia) |
ARMTV (Armenia) |
BBC (United Kingdom) |
BHRT (Bosnia and Herzegovina) |
BNR (Bulgaria) |
BNT (Bulgaria) |
C4 (United Kingdom) |
ČRo (Czechia)|
ČT (Czechia)|
CyBC / RIK / RKYK (Cyprus) |
DR (Denmark)|
ENRS (Algeria)|
EPTV (Algeria) |
ERR (ETV) (Estonia) |
ERSL (Luxembourg)|
ERT (ERA) (Greece) |
ERTU / NTU (Egypt) |
GPB (Georgia) |
FMM (F24 | MCD | RFI) (France) |
France.tv (France) |
HRT (HR) (Croatia) |
İCTI (İR | İTV) (Azerbaijan) |
JRTV (Jordan) |
Kan (IPBC) (Israel) |
LNC (Libya) |
LRT (Lithuania) |
LSM (LR | LTV) (Latvia) |
MMD (Monaco) |
MRT (North Macedonia) |
MTVA (Duna) (Hungary) |
NPO (Netherlands) |
NRK (Norway) |
NSTU (Ukiraine) |
ORF (Austria) |
PBS Ltd. (Malta) |
PR (Poland) |
RAI (Italy) |
Radio France (France) |
ROR (Romania) |
RT (Tunisia) |
RTBF (Belgium) |
RTCG (Montenegro) |
RTÉ (Ireland) |
RTL (Luxembourg) |
RTP (Portugal) |
RTS (Serbia) |
RTSH (Albania) |
RTVA (Andorra) |
RTVE (RNE | TVE) (Spain) |
RTVSLO (Slovenia) |
RÚV (Iceland) |
SMRTV (San Marino) |
SNRT (Morocco) |
SRG SSR (Switzerland) |
SRT (SR | SVT | UR) (Sweden) |
STVR (Slovakia) |
TDA (Algeria) |
TG4 (Ireland) |
TL (Lebanon) |
TRM (Moldova) |
TRT (Turkey) |
TVM (Monaco) |
TT (Tunisia) |
TV 2 (Denmark) |
TV 2 (Norway) |
TVP (Poland) |
TVR (Romania) |
UKIB (ITV | S4C | STV) (United Kingdom) |
VR (Vatican City) |
VRT (Belgium) |
Yle (Finland) |
ZDF (Germany) Associated members Approved members Competitions Awards ceremonies Defunct/cancelled competitions |