Lyvena Radiotelevision

Lyvena Radiotelevision is the national broadcaster of Lyvena. Founded in 1991, LRT consolidates Lyvena Radio, Lyvena Television, and their respective resources into a unified brand.
It provides multi-station television (LTV) and radio services (LR), as well as online and streaming services. The company is primarily funded by a combination of subsidies from the National Budget of Lyvena and a fee levied on the private agents' gross revenue (3.0 % for private free-to-air channels, a 1.5 % for private subscription channels and a 0.9 % for telecom companies).
LRT is a full member of the Tapanthian Broadcasting Union (TBU). The corporation's central headquarters are located in Newranthia, with offices in Dublin.
==Logo history==
The company's first logo, used between 1991 and 2002, was designed by Manzanero Design. The logo generated controversy following it's revealing due to it's similarity to a swastika. Despite this, the logo was used for eleven years.
In 2002, the logo was replaced with a simple text logo in lowercase, and in Didactic, a serif font. The new logo, designed in-house, was created to. as LRT chief executive Chris Leffler said, "bring the LRT into the modern day".
The third and current logo was quietly introduced in 2010.
LRT logo (1991 - 2002).png|1991 - 2002
LRT logo (2002 - 2010).png|2002 - 2010
LRT logo.png|2010 - present
==See also==
Category:LRT
Category:LTV
Category:LR
Category:Lyvena
Category:Television
Category:Radio
Category:Radio in Lyvena
Category:Television in Lyvena