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=== 1st Logo (1991-2001) ===
 
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'''Nicknames:''' "Dark Light Beams", "Cynical Female Ghost"
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=== 2nd Logo (2002-2016) ===
 
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'''Nicknames:''' "Dark Light Beams II", "Cynical Female Ghost II", "Flattened Laughing Woman"

Revision as of 15:14, 26 December 2020


Background: Broadcasters was a Finnish production company founded in 1990 by executive producers Saku Tuominen and Juha Tynkkynen. Programs that the company produced, were usually based on foreign formats. The company produced also different programs under different divisions such as Media-Active, The End Production and Intervision, while the company had joint ownership of the last mentioned one with MTV. In 2004, French media group Zodiak Television bought Broadcasters, but the brand was still used temporarily. It wasn't until 2016 when the Broadcasters brand was then completely abandoned.

1st Logo (1991-2001)

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Nicknames: "Dark Light Beams II", "Cynical Female Ghost II", "Flattened Laughing Woman"

Logo: We have the same setting compared to the 1991-2001 logo, except we skip the first six seconds of the logo and begin with the thin smoke rising from the bottom and letters flashing from left to right on the screen. Right after, two light beams form a heart and reveal "broadcasters " with slightly different font and a shadow seen on light beams behind it. The thin smoke eventually vanishes away.

Variants:

  • Sometimes, light beams are much brighter than usual.
  • In the mid-2000s, when some programs aired in the high definition ratio, the regular logo has its upper and lower points of the screen cut away.
  • An actual variant played backward including reversed laughter, is featured exclusively in the comedy show Presidentin kanslia.
  • Since 2008, the high definition variant has been used. The logo animation is being adjusted to fit on a new ratio and after the logo has been formed, the small byline "A ZODIAK BRAND" appears below it.
  • Another HD variant has the different byline "A ZODIAK ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY" fading in below the logo.
  • In the 2010s, another high definition variant has the byline "a zodiak media company" appearing below the logo.

FX/SFX: Same as the 1st logo.

Music/Sounds: Only two-note ending of the jazz tune can be heard here, while the woman starts laughing at the same time.

Availability: Uncommon. Many Broadcasters programs including popular Finnish shows like Uutisvuoto, Maailman Ympäri, Kokkisota and Huuma during its early years feature this closing logo. HD variants were used since 2008 up until the end of its run in 2016, as popular shows such as Tanssii tähtien kanssa dance contest show (the Finnish version of the British Strictly Come Dancing) and Vain elämää featured one of three recent variants. K-70 DVD releases from 2008 feature the regular variant. The second HD variant can be spotted in reality-tv program Tie Roomaan: kaksi pientä elefanttia.

Editor's Note: Rather than create new logo animation in order to fit the high definition ratio, recent HD variants decide to lazily squish the original logo.

Final Note: After the brand's absence in 2016, the logo is usually seen replaced with Banijay Finland.

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