Yleisradio (Public Radio), abbreviated as Yle (YLE until 2012), is the national public broadcaster of Finland. It operates three TV channels and several radio stations.
In Swedish, the second official language of Finland, Yle is known as Rundradion.
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Oy Suomen Yleisradio Ab
1926–1940
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Oy Yleisradio Ab
1940–1990
1940–1965
Alternate version of the print logo with simplified radio mast.
The text-based logo that is being used since 1944.
1965–1990
Print logo.
Inverted print logo.
Simplified logo.
Simplified print logo.
Early international logo from 1970's.
Alternate company logo seen in printed media since 1975.
50th anniversary logo from 1976.
Inverted print logo.
The company logo as seen in YLE Tallennepalvelu home video logo.
YLE
1990–1999
The text without the Rings logo.
The logo as seen on the Eurovision logo
1999–2011
The logo as seen on the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 logo
The logo as seen after programs
Yle
2011–present
A new look and logo for Yleisradio was revealed on 19 December 2011.
The new logo was introduced on 5 March 2012, covering all of its services (television, radio, online and mobile). The broadcaster now styles itself in sentence case (Yle), rather than all-upperase (YLE).
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