Canal I

==Bravo TV==
===1995–1998===
This logo was used for only a few months. The channel was launched in 1995 by Venezuelan musician, José Luis Rodríguez (also known as the Puma) on Channel 57 in Caracas and adjacent states.
==Puma TV==
===1998–2003===
Logo de puma tv - 2001-2003.png|Variant logo
On June 7, 1997, José Luis Rodriguez announced that the Channel would've called "Puma TV" and on June 10 of that same year the Puma TV logo appeared for the first time on the screen. The name "Puma TV" comes given in honor of its owner José Luis Rodríguez who is known by the nickname "El Puma"; the name change occured because there was already a television channel in Canada and the United States with the name of Bravo.
===2003–2005===
===2005–2006===
===2006–2007===
In April 2005, the owner of Puma TV, José Luis Rodríguez "El Puma", sold his channel to businessman Wilmer Ruperti, to create a national television channel that began in August 2004.
The words were enclosed inside a television with an antenna and read by an announcer, the television had an adjustment letter on its screen that lasted 2 seconds and with the signal dropped, after the words, the musical chorus is heard “¡Para ti!" while the television is turned off and the image darkens, followed by a 5-second countdown with a black background with the numbers in Arial Black typography with the Puma TV logo on the screen, followed by the first Canal I identifier, and immediately. Since October 5, 2007, the signal begins to be called Canal I, thus ending the history of Puma TV. 
==Canal I==
===2007–2011===
Puma TV ceased broadcasting on October 5, 2007 and was replaced by Canal I on the same frequency, which focused more on journalism than just music.
===2011–2013===
====2011–2012====
====2012–2013====
===2013–2014===
The channel adopted a new logo in 2013; this time, it isn't based on the 2007 or 2011 logos, instead using a folded "I". A white version also exists.
===2014–present===
====2014–2017====
Logo de canal i - 2014-actual - azul.png|Variant logo (1)
Logo de canal i - 2014-actual - verde.png|Variant logo (2)
Logo de canal i - 2014-actual - fucsia.png|Variant logo (3)
====2017–2019====
====2019–2021====
Logo v2-2.png|Logo with slogan
====2021–present====
Category:Television channels in Venezuela
Category:Venezuela
Category:Caracas, Venezuela