France Télévisions

France Télévisions (stylized since 2018 as france·tv) is the French national public television broadcaster. It is a state-owned company formed from the integration of the public television channels France 2 (formerly Antenne 2) and France 3 (formerly France Régions 3), later joined by the legally independent channels France 4 (formerly Festival), France 5 (formerly La Cinquième), France Info and formerly France Ô.
== About ==
France Télévisions is currently funded by the French Treasury and the revenue from commercial advertising. The new law on public broadcasting will phase out commercial advertising on the public television channels (at first in the evening, then gradually throughout the day).
France Télévisions is a supporter of the Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV (HbbTV) initiative that is promoting and establishing an open European standard for hybrid set-top boxes for the reception of broadcast TV and broadband multimedia applications with a single user interface, and has selected HbbTV for its interactive news, sports and weather service, and plans to add catch-up TV and social media sharing capability.
==History==
On September 7, 1992, Antenne 2 and FR3 merge together to form the media company France Télévisions, in 2000, La Cinquième (now France 5) was joined the member for those main channels, until 2005, France Télévisions owned RFO (now La 1ère) La 1ère is not the main channels of the France Télévisions mainline and it is the French Overseas channel. RFO Sat (now France Ô) and Festival (now France 4). In 2016, France Télévisions launched France Info (stylized franceinfo:), in 2020, France Ô begin ceased operations because of the very small audience of 0.3%.https://www.exclusif.re/France-O-c-est-fini-Et-elle-ne-manquera-pas-a-grand-monde_a1314.html
==Channel==
France TV was started their YouTube on May 20, 2010,https://www.youtube.com/@FranceTelevisions/about then the first video was uploaded on the next day.
==TV Channels==
==Logos==
Image	Date
 	1992-2000
 	2000-2002
 	2002-2008
 	2008-2011
 	2011-2012
 	2012-2018
 	2018-now
===La 1ère===
Image	Date 	Additional info
 	1964-1975	Named as ORTF
 	1975-1982	Named as FR3 DOM-TOM
 	1982-1990	Named as Radio-Télévision Française d'Outre-mer (RFO)
 	1990-1999	Named as Réseau France Outre-mer
 	1999-2005	
 	2005-2008	
 	2008-2010	
 	2010-2018	Named as Réseau Outre-mer 1ère
 	2018-now 	Named as La 1ère
===France 2 (Antenne 2)===
Image	Date 	Additional info
 	1964-1967 	Named as Deuxième Chaîne de l'ORTF
 	1967-1972 	
 	1972-1975 	
 	1975-1982 	Named as Antenne 2
 	1977-1986 	
 	1983-1986 	
 	1986-1987 	
 	9/7/1987-12/23/1987	
 	12/23/1987-1990 	
 	1990-1992 	
 	1992-2002 	Named as France 2
 	2002-2008 	
 	2008-2018 	
 	2018-now 	
===France 3 (France Regions 3)===
Image	Date 	Additional info
 	1972-1975	Named as ORTF 3
 	1975-1986	Named as France Regions 3 (FR3)
 	1986-1987	
 	1987-1990	
 	1990-1992	
 	1992-2002	Named as France 3
 	2002-2008	
 	2008-2018	
 	2018-now 	
===France 4 (Festival)===
Image	Date 	Additional info
 	1996-1998	Named as Festval
 	1998-2000	
 	2000-2005	
 	2005-2008	Named as France 4
 	2008-2018	
 	2018-now 	
=== France 5 (La Cinquième) ===
Image	Date 	Additional info
 	1986-1987 	Named as La Cinq
 	1987-1991 	
 	1991-1992 	
 	March-April 1994	Named as TeleEmploi
 	1994-1999 	Named as La Cinquième
 	1999-2002 	
 	2002-2008 	Named as France 5
 	2008-2018 	
 	2018-now 	
===France Ô (1998-2020)===
Image	Date 	Additional info
 	1998-1999	Named as RFO Sat
 	1999-2005	
 	2005-2008	Named as France Ô
 	2008-2018	
 	2018-2020	It ceased operations in 2020
==Gallery==
France 2 Icon.png|France 2 on-screen logo
France 3 Icon.png|France 3 on-screen logo
France 4 Icon.png|France 4 on-screen logo
France 5 Icon.png|France 5 on-screen logo
France Ô Icon.png|France Ô on-screen logo (2018-2020)
== Notes ==
==References==
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