History of ČT1 Události intros

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Evolution of the intros for Události by the public Czech broadcaster ČT1 since 1963.
Signation: 0:00
1963-1973 (ČST Televizní noviny): 0:12
1973-1985: 0:34
1985-1987: 0:52
1987-1988: 1:12
1988-1989: 2:24
1990: 4:10
1990-1992 (ČST Denník): 4:47
1992 (ČST Události): 5:03
1993 (ČT Události): 5:29
1993-1994: 6:16
1994-1998: 6:22
1998-2000: 7:11
2000-2001: 7:51
2001-2002: 8:27
2002-2005: 9:14
2005-2006: 10:01
2006-2007: 10:35
2007-2009: 12:10
2009: 13:36
2010-2012: 15:13
2012-2014: 16:48
2014-today: 18:02

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6 янв 2019

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Комментарии : 49

@krazykat1977 5 лет назад

That's quite a beautiful theme tune used between 1973-89.

@bogdansiuda2799 5 лет назад

Rather: Communistic.

@scythal 4 года назад

@@bogdansiuda2799 Lets all just agree here that communist countries were really good when it came to composing music. One such masterpiece is the Soviet Anthem.

@tomszarins2457 4 года назад

Yes, indeed! It would be nice to know the entire track, if there was more of this!

@Pidalin 3 года назад

Fun fact: Name Televizní Noviny (TV newspapers) is now taken by commercial station TV NOVA, so our public TV had to use different name after revolution.

@baragonkunfan94thesecondar60 4 года назад

5:03 ＡＥＳＴＨＥＴＩＣ

@baragonkunfan94thesecondar60 3 года назад

@Cheryle Tress holy shit shut the fuck up

@baragonkunfan94thesecondar60 3 года назад

@Felix Dalton shut the fuck up, flixzone is a virus

@AkiraMidori 8 месяцев назад

I don't know why but I love the 1992 intro, it's so unique. Also they later made a version with “UDÁLOSTI” that now has an accent (though the early version was still occasionally used).

@Holub26 3 года назад

7:11 Nejupřímnější zprávy :DDDD

@Pidalin 3 года назад

spíš propaganda z doby tzv čt krize

@FilFee Год назад

@@Pidalin Nene, to byly silvestrovské události :D

@PatrZDZ 3 года назад

4:47 That is the slovakian version of the intro, the czech one had only one "n"

@audiaudi873 4 года назад

2007 and the last one are the best

@baragonkunfan94thesecondar60 4 года назад

the 1991 and 1992 ones are better

@souvikrc4499 2 года назад

2:17 That newscast was captured on November 17, 1989, the beginning of what would become the Velvet Revolution, and the beginning of the end for communism in Czechoslovakia.

@vilhelmea 5 лет назад

You saw my comment about a shorter Události intro in use from August 2007 to December 2007? The longer 2007 intro was actually in use from January 1st 2008 to December 30th 2009.

@IntroCollector 5 лет назад

Yes, but I didn't remember what you said, sorry.

@auroramartell 2 года назад

The 1973-1989 one just reminds me of ballet for some reason.

@thoriqulfathony01 5 лет назад

Next: HRT Dnevnik and Nova TV Croatia Dnevnik

@souvikrc4499 2 года назад

9:15 The 2002-2005 intro looks inspired by the BBC News intros from the early 2000s.

@fml0653 3 года назад

4:22 Unknown Programming from No. Entertainment.

@andreasheide60 3 года назад

Hallo Intro Colletor Habt Intro Aus Jemen ??

@bogdansiuda2799 5 лет назад

4:10 a first news after new year rebranding?

@IntroCollector 5 лет назад

Yep.

@connecticutietpot6051 4 года назад

Udalosti news a well formeryl khowm as Televizni Noviny and CT Denis

@souvikrc4499 2 года назад

It also came following the fall of communism in Czechoslovakia.

@user-fj4cg6wi6u 5 лет назад

Next RTE News.

@danguolesereikiene9265 3 года назад

2:25 Is this been modern ČST TV in that time?

@fajvex 3 года назад

No, the Czechia was a communist state at the time.

@danguolesereikiene9265 3 года назад

So it didn't had modern computerization in 1989. Right?

@fajvex 3 года назад

@@danguolesereikiene9265 It was, just at that time computers were a complete novelty in our country, and at that time our companies could not produce computers as in America, except for the company Didaktik, which made a great copy of Sinclair. In addition, you could buy Sinclair in the so-called Tuzex (Shop with things from Western countries). Unfortunately, ČST could not use them, so it used computers of our home production, which were not as good as the others. I know because I come from that country. Of course, today ČT (formerly ČST) uses the most modern technology.