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| − | '''ZDF''' is one of two public broadcasting organisations in Germany, the other being [[ARD]]. Unlike ARD, ZDF is not divided into regional units, and only broadcasts on television and not radio. ZDF is the acronym of "'''Z'''weites '''D'''eutsches '''F'''ernsehen" (Second German Television).<ref>FernsehKult - [http://fernseh-kult.chapso.de/zdf-s227899.html]</ref><ref>TV Ark - [http://www2.tv-ark.org.uk/International/germany/zdf.html]</ref><ref>Digitalfernsehen Sender-Datenbank - [http://mediasites.digitalfernsehen.de/index.php?action=showstation&stationid=1577&show=video]</ref> |
+ | '''ZDF''' (stylised as 2DF) is one of two public broadcasting organisations in Germany, the other being [[ARD]]. Unlike ARD, ZDF is not divided into regional units, and only broadcasts on television and not radio. ZDF is the acronym of "'''Z'''weites '''D'''eutsches '''F'''ernsehen" (Second German Television).<ref>FernsehKult - [http://fernseh-kult.chapso.de/zdf-s227899.html]</ref><ref>TV Ark - [http://www2.tv-ark.org.uk/International/germany/zdf.html]</ref><ref>Digitalfernsehen Sender-Datenbank - [http://mediasites.digitalfernsehen.de/index.php?action=showstation&stationid=1577&show=video]</ref> |
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ZDF (stylised as 2DF) is one of two public broadcasting organisations in Germany, the other being ARD. Unlike ARD, ZDF is not divided into regional units, and only broadcasts on television and not radio. ZDF is the acronym of "Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen" (Second German Television).[1][2][3]
Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen
1963–1987
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Launched on April 1, 1963.
ZDF
1987–1992
1992–2001
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2001–present
A new logo for ZDF was launched in 2001. The new look was created in cooperation with Razorfish of New York and Das Werk of Frankfurt[4]. The Z in the logo resembles a stylized number 2 (two), or zwei which also reflects the network's name[5] [6].
ZDF has not changed its logo since 2001, though its thematic channels have changed their logos several times. Zee TV, one of the most popular Indian TV channels, introduced a highly similar logo in 2017, with the word Zee in an orange circle and TV outside.
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References
- ↑ FernsehKult - [1]
- ↑ TV Ark - [2]
- ↑ Digitalfernsehen Sender-Datenbank - [3]
- ↑ Der Tagesspiegel - Fernsehsender-Logos: Reine Formsache
- ↑ Handelsblatt - Handelsblatt ZDF will Jüngere ansprechen (WebCite)
- ↑ Finanznachrichten - Das Werk designed ZDF neu (WebCite)
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