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|YTV Logo 88.svg|1988–1991 |
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| + | '''YTV''' is a Canadian English language specialty channel owned by YTV Canada, Inc., a subsidiary of [[Corus Entertainment]]. Its programming consists of original live action and animated television series, movies, and third party programming from the U.S. kids channels [[Nickelodeon]] and [[Cartoon Network]], as well as other distributors. YTV operates two time shifted feeds, running on both Eastern and Pacific Time Zone schedules. It is available in over 11 million Canadian households as of 2013. |
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==1988–1991== |
==1988–1991== |
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| ⚫ | [[File:YTV Logo 88.svg|center|200px]]The initial '''YTV''' logo utilized three-dimensional CGI graphics to animate the logo in network IDs, which were usually set against different sky backgrounds that changed depending on the time of day (a night sky background for nighttime programs, a partly-cloudy blue sky for afternoon shows, etc.). Often in these network IDs, a script font would write various slogans ("The Spirit of Youth", "Young as You Are", "The Youth Channel", "Canada's Youth Channel") on the bottom right side of the logo. In 1990, the logo was altered slightly with the circle outline becoming consistent of three circles, and the "YTV" text becoming slightly larger. |
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| ⚫ | The initial '''YTV''' logo utilized three-dimensional CGI graphics to animate the logo in network IDs, which were usually set against different sky backgrounds that changed depending on the time of day (a night sky background for nighttime programs, a partly-cloudy blue sky for afternoon shows, etc.). Often in these network IDs, a script font would write various slogans ("The Spirit of Youth", "Young as You Are", "The Youth Channel", "Canada's Youth Channel") on the bottom right side of the logo. In 1990, the logo was altered slightly with the circle outline becoming consistent of three circles, and the "YTV" text becoming slightly larger. |
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==1991–1995== |
==1991–1995== |
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| ⚫ | [[File:YTV (1995).svg|center|200px]]The "YTV" text in this update to the previous logo was changed in 1994, arranged the same way as before, though with an altered design of the TV and logotype. In 1996, YTV started to use the slogan "You Rule" to go with the random objects and creatures that the YTV text is placed atop of. Despite this logo being replaced in 2000, it was still used as the production logo until 2007. |
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==2000–2006== |
==2000–2006== |
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| + | [[File:YTV Logo 2000.svg|center|200px]]In August 2000, the logo was changed again with the TV background dropped and the "YTV" text completely redesigned, but the arrangement of the wordmark was still kept the same. In the fall of 2005, a new post-6:00 p.m. advertising style was developed for older audiences, which used a much simpler logo and sleeker packaging with barely any gross-out tactics, but the monsters still aired from the start of the morning (''most likely'') to 6-7pm until 2007, when the simpler logo (down below) was the standard logo used for the full broadcast. |
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| − | In August 2000, the logo was changed again with the TV background dropped and the "YTV" text altered . In 2004, the YTV" text changed once more, but the monsters still aired. |
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==2006–present== |
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| ⚫ | [[File:YTV logo.svg|center|200px]]In spring of 2005, this logo first made its debut on YTV promos, and later on YTV's website as well as at the end of YTV shows. In 2007, YTV presentation was standardized, as the 2005 logo was adopted for the whole channel, with the 2004-2007 monsters being retired. The logo, however, was still arranged similarly to the previous logos used since 1990, but with a cyan circle with two spikes, somewhat similar to that of a hurricane symbol, with white rings inside and a revised "YTV" text overlayed atop it. |
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| − | In 2010. the logo was updated slightly with color gradients added to it. |
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| + | ===2009; 2010–2014=== |
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| + | [[File:YTV logo 2009.svg|center|200px]]In September 2009, the logo was changed slightly: it featured new colors, and the background was simplified. Variations to the bumpers were reduced. Instead, there are large, opaque digital on-screen graphics telling viewers which programs are coming next, and promotions of the programs. In September 2012, the logo was changed aesthetically. |
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===2014–present=== |
===2014–present=== |
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| − | + | On October 6, 2014, YTV updated their logo, making some minor changes to it. On screen, they changed the direction of the logo making it face left instead of directly at the viewers. Along with light colour gradients being added to the logo, it debuted air on the website in 2014. The channel underwent a brand refresh, with new graphics and bumps created by [[Eloisa|Eloisa Iturbe Studio]].[[File:YTV Branding|centre|thumb|330x330px]] |
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Revision as of 14:14, 25 July 2020
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YTV is a Canadian English language specialty channel owned by YTV Canada, Inc., a subsidiary of Corus Entertainment. Its programming consists of original live action and animated television series, movies, and third party programming from the U.S. kids channels Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network, as well as other distributors. YTV operates two time shifted feeds, running on both Eastern and Pacific Time Zone schedules. It is available in over 11 million Canadian households as of 2013.
1988–1991
The initial YTV logo utilized three-dimensional CGI graphics to animate the logo in network IDs, which were usually set against different sky backgrounds that changed depending on the time of day (a night sky background for nighttime programs, a partly-cloudy blue sky for afternoon shows, etc.). Often in these network IDs, a script font would write various slogans ("The Spirit of Youth", "Young as You Are", "The Youth Channel", "Canada's Youth Channel") on the bottom right side of the logo. In 1990, the logo was altered slightly with the circle outline becoming consistent of three circles, and the "YTV" text becoming slightly larger.
1991–1995
The logo was revised in 1991, used the motif in which featured a large "Y" and the word "TV" in smaller type stacked vertically, that has been utilized in all of the network's logos since that time.
1994–2000
The "YTV" text in this update to the previous logo was changed in 1994, arranged the same way as before, though with an altered design of the TV and logotype. In 1996, YTV started to use the slogan "You Rule" to go with the random objects and creatures that the YTV text is placed atop of. Despite this logo being replaced in 2000, it was still used as the production logo until 2007.
2000–2006
In August 2000, the logo was changed again with the TV background dropped and the "YTV" text completely redesigned, but the arrangement of the wordmark was still kept the same. In the fall of 2005, a new post-6:00 p.m. advertising style was developed for older audiences, which used a much simpler logo and sleeker packaging with barely any gross-out tactics, but the monsters still aired from the start of the morning (most likely) to 6-7pm until 2007, when the simpler logo (down below) was the standard logo used for the full broadcast.
2006–present
2005; 2005–2009; 2010
In spring of 2005, this logo first made its debut on YTV promos, and later on YTV's website as well as at the end of YTV shows. In 2007, YTV presentation was standardized, as the 2005 logo was adopted for the whole channel, with the 2004-2007 monsters being retired. The logo, however, was still arranged similarly to the previous logos used since 1990, but with a cyan circle with two spikes, somewhat similar to that of a hurricane symbol, with white rings inside and a revised "YTV" text overlayed atop it.
2009; 2010–2014
In September 2009, the logo was changed slightly: it featured new colors, and the background was simplified. Variations to the bumpers were reduced. Instead, there are large, opaque digital on-screen graphics telling viewers which programs are coming next, and promotions of the programs. In September 2012, the logo was changed aesthetically.
2014–present
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On October 6, 2014, YTV updated their logo, making some minor changes to it. On screen, they changed the direction of the logo making it face left instead of directly at the viewers. Along with light colour gradients being added to the logo, it debuted air on the website in 2014. The channel underwent a brand refresh, with new graphics and bumps created by Eloisa Iturbe Studio.
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