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RTbis[]
1977-1979[]
Télé 2[]
1979–1984[]
In 1979, RTbis was rebranded to Télé 2.
1984–1986[]
1986–1988[]
Télé 21[]
1988–1993, 1994–1995[]
In March 21, 1988, RTBF Télé 2 was renamed to Télé 21. In March 28, 1994, Arte 21 and Sports 21 re-merged, reverting to their former name.
Sports 21[]
1993–1994[]
In March 21, 1993, Télé 21 split into two channels, Arte 21, a Belgian version of French cultural channel of the same name, and Sports 21, which took over Télé 21's frequency.
RTBF 21[]
1995–1996[]
In 1995, Tele 21 was renamed to RTBF 21.
1996–1997[]
La Deux[]
1997[]
On March 1, 1997, RTBF 21 was rebranded to RTBF La Deux. This logo was used for a few months.
1997–2002[]
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2002–2004[]
.svg "Logo La Deux 2002-2004 (Print).svg (52 KB)")
On September 1, 2002, RTBF La Deux was renamed simply to La Deux.
2004–2020[]
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2011–2014[]
Tipik[]
2020–2025[]
On September 7, 2020, RTBF merged the brands of La Deux and Pure FM to create Tipik, the new digital platform/TV channel/radio station aimed to young adults (more specifically, millennials).
2025–present[]
On December 8, 2025, Tipik, along with La Une and La Trois changed its logo by incorporating the RTBF logo.
| Predecessors: Institut national belge de radiodiffusion
Television: Radio: Programs: Brands: Planned: Defunct:  |