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'''Visuals:''' A single sheet of paper with the printed text "U KIJKT NAAR PTA PORNO TELEVISIE AMSTERDAM P.O. BOX 8977 1006 JD" and what looks like a small black house icon. The page appears slightly crooked and gets manually adjusted as the logo goes on. |
'''Visuals:''' A single sheet of paper with the printed text "U KIJKT NAAR PTA PORNO TELEVISIE AMSTERDAM P.O. BOX 8977 1006 JD" and what looks like a small black house icon. The page appears slightly crooked and gets manually adjusted as the logo goes on. |
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'''Technique:''' A still printed image. |
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'''Audio:''' A series of strange beeps followed by a song. |
'''Audio:''' A series of strange beeps followed by a song. |
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'''Availability:''' Seen at the end of a broadcast by the channel from 1980. |
'''Availability:''' Seen at the end of a broadcast by the channel from 1980. |
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Latest revision as of 03:38, 16 April 2024
Descriptions by
Pippin88
Captures by
Pippin88
Video captures courtesy of
Televisie Rewind
Pippin88
Captures by
Pippin88
Video captures courtesy of
Televisie Rewind
Background
PTA, standing for Porno Televisie Amsterdam was a pirate television channel in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The channel broadcast pornography, like most Dutch pirate channels. At the time, pornographic broadcasts were illegal in the Netherlands.
Logo (1980-1981)
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Visuals: A single sheet of paper with the printed text "U KIJKT NAAR PTA PORNO TELEVISIE AMSTERDAM P.O. BOX 8977 1006 JD" and what looks like a small black house icon. The page appears slightly crooked and gets manually adjusted as the logo goes on.
Technique: A still printed image.
Audio: A series of strange beeps followed by a song.
Availability: Seen at the end of a broadcast by the channel from 1980.
