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This page only shows primary logo variants.
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1960[]

01. 1960

1960-1961[]

02. 1960-1961

Initially, TV Brasília started broadcasting at the channel 5 VHF. A month after, the Ministry of Communications changed the channel's slot to 6 VHF.

1961-1962[]

02. 1960-1962

1962-1963[]

03. 1962-1963

1963-1964[]

04. 1963-1965

1964-1968[]

06. 1964-1968

1968-1973[]

06. 1967-1973

1973-1974[]

07. 1973-1974

1974-1977[]

08. 1974-1977

1977[]

Redetupi1977

1977-1978[]

10. 1977-1978

1978-1979[]

Redetupi1978

1979-1980[]

12. 1979-1980
Designer:  Cyro del Nero (Rede Tupi logo)
Typography:  Helvetica
Launched:  1979

1980-1993[]

13. 1980-1993
Designer:  Cyro del Nero
Typography:  Custom
Launched:  December 8, 1980

With the end of Rede Tupi, Cyro del Nero designed a new logo with the 6 formed out of the RGB colors and a futuristic typography inspired in Brasília's architecture. The logo was introduced in December, before then, the station had no logo for a few months.

1993–1997[]

14. 1993-1997

In 1993, the Diários Associados of Centro-Oeste created one logo to merge all services.

Designer:  Kraft Design
Typography:  Bodoni
Launched:  1993

1997–1999[]

TVBSB1997
Designer:  In-house design
Typography:  Serpentine
Launched:  1997

A representation of the core infrastructure of Brazilia, which resembles a plane, became its logo in 1997.

1999-2002[]

17. 1999-2002

2002-2003[]

17. 2002-2003

In 2002, Brazilian politician and real estate mogul Paulo Octávio bought the channel when it was near bankruptcy under Diários Associados. At the moment the channel had only 15 workers, so Organizações Paulo Octávio gave more investments in the station.

Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Hattenschweiler
Launched:  2002

2003-2008[]

Logotipo TV Brasilia 2003
Designer:  Ruth Reis
Typography:  Helvetica Expanded
Launched:  2003

2008–2014[]

Logo da TV Brasília 2010

In January 2008, Diários Associados bought 50% of TV Brasília, while the other half remained with the Paulo Octávio group.

2014–present[]

Logo tv brasc3adlia
Correio Braziliense- TV Brasília

The current logo reinstated the late 90s city plan imagery.

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