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=== Background ===
=== Background ===
Tamvisio was launched on 1957 as the sister channel of [[Tesvisio (Finland)|Tesvisio]]. The television channel's coverage area consisted of the surrounding region of Tampere. Much like Tesvisio, it was a commercial channel with advertisements and sponsored programs being aired. Due to financial issues, [[Yle (Finland)|Yleisradio]] bought both Tamvisio and Tesvisio in 1964, both of which were replaced by Yleisradio's [[Yle TV2 (Finland)|TV-Ohjelma 2]].
Tamvisio was launched on 1957 as the sister channel of [[Tesvisio (Finland)|Tesvisio]]. The television channel's coverage area consisted of the metropolitan region of Tampere. Much like Tesvisio, it was a commercial channel with advertisements and sponsored programs being aired. Due to financial issues, [[Yle (Finland)|Yleisradio]] bought both Tamvisio and Tesvisio in 1964, replacing both channels with [[Yle TV2 (Finland)|TV-Ohjelma 2]].


=== (1959-December 29, 1964) ===
=== (1959-December 29, 1964) ===


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'''Nicknames:''' "tamVısıo", "Still Vision", "Loud Glockenspiel Tune"
'''Nicknames:''' "tamVısıo", "Still Vision", "Loud Glockenspiel Tune"


'''Logo:''' We see a still shot of "tamVısıo" on black background, similar to the main ident of Tesvisio. Across the screen goes a simple white line that is part of the capital letter. The capital letter's other, long line curves on the left corner and ends on the bottom part of the screen with the large letter V's tip point above it. Both i letters lack dots above them.
'''Logo:''' We see a still shot of the text "tamVısıo", similar to the main Tesvisio ident, on a black background. The "t"'s horizontal line extends across the screen, while its vertical line curves on the lower left corner of the screen and ends just below the large "V"'s tip point, and both "i"s lack their dots.


'''FX/SFX:''' None.
'''FX/SFX:''' None.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A six-note tune played slowly with a glockenspiel.
'''Music/Sounds:''' A slow six-note tune played with a glockenspiel.


'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. The archive footage is featured in Suomalainen rapsodia's retrospective program in 1974. The clip from the program can be found on the Yle Elävä Arkisto archive website.
'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. The archive footage is featured in a 1974 episode of the retrospective program ''Suomalainen rapsodia''. The clip from the program can be found on the Yle Elävä Arkisto archive website.


'''Editor's Note:''' None.
'''Editor's Note:''' None.

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Background

Tamvisio was launched on 1957 as the sister channel of Tesvisio. The television channel's coverage area consisted of the metropolitan region of Tampere. Much like Tesvisio, it was a commercial channel with advertisements and sponsored programs being aired. Due to financial issues, Yleisradio bought both Tamvisio and Tesvisio in 1964, replacing both channels with TV-Ohjelma 2.

(1959-December 29, 1964)


Nicknames: "tamVısıo", "Still Vision", "Loud Glockenspiel Tune"

Logo: We see a still shot of the text "tamVısıo", similar to the main Tesvisio ident, on a black background. The "t"'s horizontal line extends across the screen, while its vertical line curves on the lower left corner of the screen and ends just below the large "V"'s tip point, and both "i"s lack their dots.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: A slow six-note tune played with a glockenspiel.

Availability: Extinct on TV. The archive footage is featured in a 1974 episode of the retrospective program Suomalainen rapsodia. The clip from the program can be found on the Yle Elävä Arkisto archive website.

Editor's Note: None.

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