MTV (Asia)

==MTV Asia==
===1991–1994===
MTV Asia started broadcasting on 15 September 1991 as a joint venture between STAR TV and Viacom. It was part of the STAR TV Network package of channels that also consisted of STAR Plus, STAR Chinese Channel, Prime Sports, and BBC WSTV.
===1994–2007===
In 1994, after their joint venture with STAR TV expires, Viacom started to broadcast MTV Asia on its own.
===2007-2009===
On 2007, MTV Asia took a modified logo into "two" parts resembling a domino. On the left side, where some parts of the big "M" as well as "Music Television" wordmark were cropped. On the right side, a different color scheme were used adding a wordmark of MTV Asia's website. Notice that the ".com" mark is separated under a different line, aligned left. 
===2009-2011===
MTV Asia modified their 2007-2009 logo where the original MTV logo were now displayed in full.
===2011–2021===
MTV Asia quickly follows the United States' logo where the wordmark "Music Television" were no longer part of the logo.
===2021–2022===
MTV-2021.svg|Single color version, used for specific pieces of content.
On 1 September 2022, MTV Asia was replaced by MTV 90s (or MTV Live in selected countries 
including Malaysia).
==External Links==
* Old MTV Asia Station ID for STAR TV from 1993-1994 (via YouTube)
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