TV9 (Occidania)

TV9 or known just La Naŭ, (Lt. The Nine), is a Occidanian commercial television network launched on October 2nd, 1974 as the state-owned television network which broadcasting events based on rural economy and culture as the part of Matrowski's idea. After the Occidanian Revolution, in 1993, TV9 was privatized and purchased by the media company called, Vaĉjo Randono Reto Lgta. and in November 2004, it was owned by Centra Korporacio Lgta. which is owns FOX Televidilo (now CTV) after TV9 suffering the financial and structural problems.

It is headquartered in Urbana, with additional operations being held in Sarvisto, majority owned by Centra Korporacio Lgta. TV9 the country's fourth largest and most watched television network, although it has also been criticized for its quality decline over the years, its inconsistent schedule changes, its reliance on tabloid journalism (mainly on Trasova 128 and its sports news programs).

Its primary competitors are Retovision, ETK, Kanalo 1, TV Edu and CTV.

1974-1981

1974-1977

1977-1981

Network ID (1980, 1).

Network ID (1980, 2).

Network ID (1980, 3).

1981-1995

Number-only variant.

Network ID (Urbana, 1982).

Network ID (Evaskona & Urbana, 1985).

Network ID (Urbana, 1985).

Network ID (1986).

Network ID (1987).

Network ID (1989).

Network ID (1992).

Network slide (El Chavo, 1989).

Network slide (Elektoj '94, 1989).

1995-1999

1999-2005

1999-2001

2001-2005

TV9 redesigned the logo on January 22, 2001 with more color on the four rectangles namely, yellow, green, blue and red. The yellow used on morning at 6-10 AM, the green used on afternoon at 10 AM-6 PM, the blue used on evening at 6-10 PM and the last one, the red used on night at 10 PM-6 AM.

Network ID (morning, 2001).

Network ID (daytime, 2001).

Network ID (evening, 2001).

Network ID (night, 2001).

Network clock (morning, 2001).

Network clock (daytime, 2001).

Network clock (evening, 2001).

Network clock (night, 2001).

2005-2006

Following the acquisition of TV9 to Centra Korporacio on November 11, 2004. The interim logo was introduced on January 11, 2005 as the part of the massive restructurization of TV9.

2006-2016

Designer:  Shandesign (2006 branding)

Typography:  Unknown

Launched:  September 18, 2006

TV9 got a new look on September 18, 2006. The graphic packages rebranding was done by Mossian design agency, Shandesign.

Network ID (2006).

On-screen bug (2010).

2016-present

Designer:  Red Bee Media (2016 branding) In-house design (2023 branding)

Typography:  Rubik (2016 branding) Gotham (2023 branding)

Launched:  October 20, 2016

On October 20th, 2016, TV9 rebranded its logo, discontinuing the use of the red box element after almost ten years. The logo and the IDs was designed by the Benburgish design agency Red Bee Media in collaboration with In-house. On the same time, TV9 and Sunon launched their HD versions.

Network ID (2016).

On-screen bug (2018).

On-screen bug (Christmas 2019-2022).

2024 (50th anniversary)

V • T • E Broadcast television networks in Occidania

Esperanto-speaking major broadcast networks: Kanalo 1 | Retovision | ETK | CTV | TV9 Esperanto-speaking minor broadcast networks: 1 Kulturo | 1 Familio | 1 Sportoj | 1 Kino | FOX21 | Express Novaĵoj | Sky News | Sunon | News+ | ent+ | Intersat | Pacon | Carnaval | Muzverse | Potenco | Kanalo 44 | Biz24 | Telenacia Russian-speaking major broadcast networks: Pervyy Natsional'nyy | TRK Universal' | Mirovoye | 12 Kanal Russian-speaking minor broadcast networks: Razvlecheniye | Zabava! | U2 | 19 Kanal | Svet | Sunon na Russkom | Novosti+ | Biz24 Russkiy Local broadcast networks: CNN Occidania Networks (CNN Occidania | HLN Occidania) | Reto Elsenda de Sude | [??] Public non-profit services: TV Edu | OITV | TPR Satellite specialty channels: [??] | [??] Pay specialty channels: [??] | [??] Defunct broadcast networks: Televidilo Lemora | Televidilo Nacia | OKBZ-TV