Changes: Yle Nyheter

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Yle Nyheter is the Swedish-language news division of Finnish public broadcaster Yleisradio. It is the Swedish counterpart of the flagship Finnish news division Yle Uutiset.

Swedish is constitutionally recognised as a second official language in Finland, and therefore Yle has a dedicated Swedish division, which is in charge of the TV channel Yle Teema & Fem (formerly the full-time Swedish channel Yle Fem) and the news service Yle Nyheter.



1965–1975?	1975–1990	1990–2013	2012–present

Från dag till dag

1965–1975?

TV-nytt

1975–1991

1975–1983

1983–1987

1987–1990

1990–2013

1990–2000

2000–2007

2007–2013

Yle Nyheter

2012–present

Yle Nyheter Blue — Logo against turquoise background.

TV-Nytt: 2013–present

While Yle’s corporate rebrand took place in 2012, the TV news programs were rebranded only in 2013. Yle Nyheter’s TV news program, TV-Nytt (TV Night), introduced the same graphics package as its Finnish counterpart Yle Uutiset. The previous red cube logo is only seen as a ornament on a news table during broadcasts.

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+'''Yle Nyheter''' is the Swedish-language news division of Finnish public broadcaster [[Yle]]isradio. It is the Swedish counterpart of the flagship Finnish news division [[Yle Uutiset]].
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+Swedish is constitutionally recognised as a second official language in Finland, and therefore Yle has a dedicated Swedish division, which is in charge of the TV channel [[Yle Teema & Fem]] (formerly the full-time Swedish channel [[Yle Fem]]) and the news service Yle Nyheter.{{ImageTOC
 |Från-Dag-Till-Dag.png|1965–1975?
-|TV-Nytt-Logo-1975-1987.png|1975–1991
+|TV-Nytt-Logo-1975-1987.png|1975–1990
-|TV-Nytt-logo.png|1991–2013
+|TV-Nytt-logo.png|1990–2013
 |Yle Nyheter.jpg|2012–present
 }}
-'''Yle Nyheter''' is the Swedish-language news division of Finnish public broadcaster [[Yle]]isradio. It is the Swedish counterpart of the flagship Finnish news division [[Yle Uutiset]].
-Swedish is constitutionally recognised as a second official language in Finland, and therefore Yle has a dedicated Swedish division, which is in charge of the TV channel [[Yle Teema & Fem]] (formerly the full-time Swedish channel [[Yle Fem]]) and the news service Yle Nyheter.
 ==Från dag till dag==
 === 1965–1975? ===
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 [[File:TV-Nytt-1986-1987.png|center|300px]]
-==== 1987–1991 ====
+==== 1987–1990 ====
 [[File:TV-Nytt-1987-1991.png|center|300px]]
-===1991–2013===
+===1990–2013===
 [[File:TV-Nytt-logo.png|center|300px]]
-====1991–2001====
+====1990–2000====
 [[File:TV-Nytt-Logo-1990-2000.png|center|300px]]
 [[File:TV-Nytt-Title-Card-1991-2001.png|center|300px]]
-====2001–2007====
+====2000–2007====
 [[File:TV-Nytt-2001-2007.png|center|300px]]
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 [[File:Yle Nyheter TV-nytt.png|centre|thumb|300x300px]]<br />
-While Yle’s corporate rebrand took place in 2012, the TV news programs were rebranded only in 2013. Yle Nyheter’s TV news program, TV-Nytt (''TV Night''), introduced the same graphics package as its Finnish counterpart [[Yle Uutiset]]. The previous logo is only seen as on a news table during the broadcast.
+While Yle’s corporate rebrand took place in 2012, the TV news programs were rebranded only in 2013. Yle Nyheter’s TV news program, TV-Nytt (''TV Night''), introduced the same graphics package as its Finnish counterpart [[Yle Uutiset]]. The previous red cube logo is only seen as a ornament on a news table during broadcasts.
 {{Yle}}