TVI (Portugal)

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

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1992 (Prelaunch)	1993–1994	1994–1995	1995–1996
1996–2000	2000–2014	2014–2017	2017–present

TVI - Televisão Independente

1992 (prelaunch)

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Quatro

1993–1995

TVI was launched as Quatro (despite TVI being its corporate name) in 20th February 1993, as a joint-venture between the Portuguese Catolic Church and various national and international media companies, including Rádio Renascença, Editorial Verbo, Antena 3, Compagnie Luxembourgeoise de Radiodiffusion, Sonae, Yorkshire Television and SBS Broadcasting Group. Quatro's launch identity was made by Lambie-Nairn.

TVI

1994–1995

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Used only in idents. TVI used their old logo as their channel bug until February 1995 and also at start-up and closedown.

1995–1996

TVI's logo was changed in 1995, in occasion of its second anniversary.

1996–2000

In 1996, TVI changed its logo. This time with the silver ball with the colorized "i" on it.

2000–2014

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Designer:  Pittard Sullivan

Typography:  Myriad

In September 2000, TVI gave a major change to its logo. This time the yellow "i" is with the red and blue curves that are around the i, and with the "tvi" wordmark on the right side.

2014–2017

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On February 20, 2014, on its 21st anniversary, TVI renewed its image as well all the channel idents, but keeping the format of the previous logo. Despite the new logo, TVI still uses the old logo at times.

2017–present

On TVI's 24th anniversary, they launched a completely new logo in line with its thematic channels. The new logo which replaces the one used since 2000, has the TVI letters joined together and with colors below highlighted by a slanted line. While the symbol used since 2000 was discarded, it still appears in TVI's idents (until 2020) and its colors of red, yellow, and blue, albeit in different shades, continue to live on as the colors highlighted by the slanted line below.