MNCTV

MNCTV (formerly known as TPI until 2010) is a third private television channel in Indonesia. It is owned by MNC Group through its subsidiary Media Nusantara Citra, which also owned RCTI, GTV, and iNews.

1991–1997 (on-air), 1991–2002 (corporate)
TPI (initially was an abbreviation of Televisi Pendidikan Indonesia or Indonesian Educational Television) was launched in 1991 by Tutut Soeharto, daughter of Indonesia's second president Soeharto. It was planned to be another public television service after TVRI but mainly focused on educational shows.

During the early years of broadcast, TPI had time-shared its channel with TVRI on every morning to afternoon except sunday until 1993, when it began to broadcast more entertainment shows as well as soap operas and reducing educational shows. The logo itself was located on the top right then moved to top left since mid 1990s and used on-air until 1997, while it still used on corporate purposes until 2002.

1996–2002
As a part of the rebranding to be more focused on family entertainment, TPI launched new ident which introduced new brandmark called Televisi Keluarga Indonesia (Indonesia's Family Channel) along with new slogan Makin Asyik Aja (It's way more fun!) in 1996.

On August 25, 1997, TPI spun out from TVRI.

The logo mainly resembles the logo used by American TV network The Family Channel (now Freeform) and would later replace the former on-air bug in 1998.

2002–2006
On January 23, 2002, TPI replaced both individual on-air and corporate logos with an entire brand-new logotype. It consisted of a globe with three curves behind the bold italicized blue 'TPI' text. On October 2003, Media Nusantara Citra acquired 75% stakes of TPI.

2006–2010
On January 23, 2006, TPI unveiled its new logo, which was a curve surrounding custom 'TPI' wordmark and five colorful light beams.

2010–2015


On October 20, 2010, TPI changed its name to MNCTV.

2015–present


Along with MNC Group logo, The logo was straightened on May 20, 2015, in conjunction with Indonesia's National Awakening Day, at 12 am Western Indonesian Time.

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