TV Singapura
Patrick McCarthy , 22
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Background
Television Singapura was founded on April 4, 1961 as the country's first television service, while the territory was under control by Malaysia during the time. It began test broadcasts during January-February 1963, and began daily broadcasts in February 15 of the same year. It operated the first two TV channels in Singapore, Channel 5 and Channel 8, with transmissions in all 4 official languages (in contrast to their current operations in English and Mandarin Chinese, respectively). In 1965, after Singapore was separated from the Malaysian Federation, all radio and television operations of Singapore merged into a new company, Radio Television Singapore (RTS), managed by the country's Ministry of Culture.
Ident (February 15, 1963-1965)
 | One or more variations of this logo is/are currently missing in action. The missing variation(s) is/are: Channel 8 variant. Please do not add reconstructions of the logo variations if any exist, as they are likely not accurate to the actual logo variations. Additionally, do not attempt to add a finalized description of the logo variations until it has been found in its entirety. |
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Visuals: On a dark gray background is the landmass of Singapore with a radio tower on top of it. On the top is "T V" and "Singapura".
Variant: The Channel 8 variant has the text "Channel 8" underneath the landmass and the "T V" and "Singapura" text is different.
Technique: A still, printed image.
Audio: None.
Availability: Video footage of Channel 8 ID variant is not available online, and it only remains as a static image (which can be found on Logopedia).
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