TiBB Networks

is an independent media company created by Josiah Stuart and owned by the Government of TiBB. It operates 3 digital online-only channels, 2 digital radio stations, a news organisation, a production arm, a streaming service, a mobile phone provider, and a magazine.
It was formed out of ThisisBigBrother.com because of the popularity of both TiBB1 and TiBB2 after the TiBB Christmasvision Song Contest 2015.
TiBB1 never had any competition until June 2018 when LNZ was launched, and again since July 2019 when LNZ closed.
==History==
===as TiBB Networks (first era)===
After the viewership fall of TiBB One from mid-2013 to July 2015, Josiah Stuart had (silently through the Channel TiBB and TiBBxtra rebrands) created TiBB Networks as a subsidiary spin-off of ThisisBigBrother.com; as a way to solidify TiBB's digital side, but to also unify TiBB One and TiBB Two under one reorganised company.
Once TiBB Networks had formed, the websites both itself and the TiBB Play on-demand streaming website had gotten big influxes of viewers.
On 28 February 2016, just 6 months and 1 day since TiBB Networks was formed; a new logo was made and put in use. The new logo is based off of the current alternate logo of BBC America.
In late 2016 and early 2017, TiBB Networks had a corporate and digital reorganisation which saw the Assistant Chairman and ROBLOX controller positions axed, the addition of new programmes to all channels, the reorganisation of TiBB News programmes, and the addition of a production arm.
In June and July 2017, TiBB Networks announced that TiBB Studios would be given a sub-arm for Josiah's YouTube stuff, called Cubed Productions. They also announced that a new channel (made specifically for specific movies, shows, and events) would be created; and that TiBB News would have its own channel within the next few weeks. Also, they announced effective immediately; that Radio TiBB would be rebranded as TiBB Radio One and that TiBB Radio 2 would begin broadcasting.
In mid-August 2017, it was announced (effective immediately) that TiBB2 would be rebranded as TiBB Go!; with most programming staying the same, or YA (young adult)-oriented programmes shown on TMIX now being shown on TiBB Go! with encores on TMIX. On 20 August 2017, the new channel; named TiBB Gem was created.
On 31 December 2017, it was announced suddenly that TMIX would be closed down and merged into sister channel TiBB Go!; with all programming moved over (except TiBB Dansk Melodi Grand Prix) with a revised schedule on TiBB GO! to incorporate TMIX's programmes. It was announced on the date of TMIX's closure and merger into TiBB Go! that all of TiBB Networks would get a new main logo (using the eye logo indicator from TiBB News); which was to debut on TiBB News Tonight on 21 January 2018, and be first used on the date of the voting results of the TiBB Eurovision Song Contest 2018, 5 May 2018; but due to all of the TiBB1 regions praising the new look, the rebrand happened on 20 January 2018.
In February 2018, to truly expand into the French language; TiBB Networks announced that TiBB3 would be rebranded as CeBB3 (whilst receiving a red colour scheme), with the programmes originally on TiBB3 being moved to TiBB Go!; and all of the French-language programmes on TiBB1 being moved to CeBB3.
The rebrand of TiBB Networks was modified on 8 May 2018, to become more in-line with the new look of TiBB News and the TiBB News Channel; with the new TEGNA-style graphics and music on all channels, and both TiBB Radio 1 and TiBB Radio 2 received the TEGNA music.
Another rebrand happened in November 2018, with the whole of TiBB Networks getting looks similar to the ones for Ireland's Virgin Media Television and France's M6.
After being off the air for over a year, TMIX was relaunched on 13 April 2019 at 9.00am EDT; with all music-oriented and certain YA content moving back to the channel. On the exact same day at 12.00am, TiBB Gem closed with all of its content being distributed between TiBB One and TiBB Two.
===As TiBB Public Broadcasting (first era)===
As 2020 approached, TiBB Parliament passed TiBB Broadcast Act 109 on 22 December 2019, and through this, TiBB Networks reorganised and rebranded itself as TiBB Public Broadcasting. This reorganisation also saw the elimination of regional branding on TiBB One, a rebranding for all channels, merging CeBB Trois into TiBB One and bringing back video only TiBB3, separation and rebranding of TiBB Studios into multiple production arms, and the formation of the TiBB Cooperation of Advertising, the TCoA, specifically for the broadcasting of neutral and friendly advertising across the whole of TiBB Networks. In February 2020, the TiBB Board of Audience Ratings, the TBAR, was formed to classify all programmes and to collect audience ratings. TiBB Radio 2 was closed down and merged into TiBB Radio One. In June 2020, TiBB Public Broadcasting relaunched its streaming service, Tibbplay.
In December 2020, as the one-year anniversary of the passing of TiBB Broadcast Act 109 approached; TiBB Public Broadcasting revamped its presence on TiBB as well as revamping the format of TiBB Radio One from a news and entertainment station to a contemporary music station.
===as TPBOi===
In January 2021, TiBB Public Broadcasting merged with the owners of Veg Mobile and Starweek Magazine, Oi Media. Upon merging, the company started branding itself as 'TPBOi'; and all of the TiBB Public Broadcasting channels would be rebranded to include the name 'TPB'.
===as TiBB Public Broadcasting (second era)===
In November 2022, TPBOi reverted back to the TiBB Public Broadcasting name, with the TPB initials being the public brand for the company. The TCoA was closed down (thereby making all channels commercial-free once again), and both Veg Mobile and Starweek were reorganised as subsidiaries of TPB Studios, which will now operate as the commercial arm of TPB. The TPB branded channels will be rebranded as well; with the main TPB channel will be known as TPB One, TPB Life will be known as TPB Two, and TPB Mix will be known as TPB Three. On 18 April 2023, TPB Four launched, with all-new shows as well as the return of TiBB Reporter. On 10 September 2023, a new French-language channel, TPB Ici Première launched. On 9 November 2023, the main 4 TPB channels had a visual rebranding once again (with numerals reappearing), with idents inspired by the break bumpers for the ITV channels.
===as TiBB Networks (second era)===
On 30 April 2024, without any prior warning, TPB rebranded back to TiBB Networks, along with all of its networks rebranding. With this rollback rebrand, all of the TiBB Networks channels and production divisions brought back previous branding from 2017 and 2018. TPB Player was renamed to TiBB+ to refer to the expansion of TiBB Networks' TV and radio streaming. TPB4 and TPB Ici Première were the most affected by the changes, as both channels were shut down after being on the air for a year and almost 8 months respectively. TPB4's programming was moved over to TiBB News 24 and TiBB+, and TPB Ici Première's programming moved to TiBB+. TiBB Radio One's music programming was moved to a relaunched TiBB Radio 2, with TiBB Radio One becoming a news and entertainment station once again. Gradually throughout June and July 2024, TiBB Networks and its assets (minus TMIX, TiBB+, Starweek, and Veg Mobile) all received new logos and a new standardised font (Proxima Nova). In September 2024, the multiple production arms of TiBB Studios and the TCoA were relaunched.
==Assets==
TiBB Networks operates the following assets:
===Channels===
*TiBB1, the first news and entertainment channel on TiBB.
*TiBB2, a channel focusing on programmes of depth and substance.
*TMIX, TiBB's first teen-based network focusing on lifestyle, social media, and music oriented towards teens and young adults. (originally closed on 19 January 2018, relaunched on 13 April 2019).
*TiBB News 24, the 24/7 channel for TiBB News and its resources.
===Radio===
*TiBB Radio 1, the first radio station on TiBB; broadcasting news and entertainment (formerly music).
*TiBB Radio 2, the second radio station on TiBB; broadcasting music.
===Production arms and other divisions===
*TiBB News, TiBB's News and Current Affairs division and News-oriented production arm.
*Fortitude, TiBB's Sport division and Sport-oriented production arm.
*TiBB Studios, the commercial production arm of TiBB Networks, with the following divisions based on programming:
**CRTN, the production arm focused on entertainment programming (music, drama, etc).
**Leafy, the production arm focused on light-hearted and kid-oriented programming.
**REAL:x, the production arm focused on reality programming.
**Veg Mobile, a mobile phone provider to the world of TiBB; owned by Oi Media before the merger. 
**Starweek, a magazine dedicated to people of all walks of life; owned by Oi Media before the merger.
*TiBB Board of Audience Ratings (TBAR), the division dedicated to programme classifications and audience ratings.
*TiBB+, the free streaming service for all of TiBB.
**TiBB+ Originals, The brand for TiBB+'s exclusive programmes for youth culture, informational/educational, comedy, arts, documentary, and drama. Formerly known as TiBB Three.
*TiBB Cooperation of Advertising (TCoA), the division dedicated to airing advertising. Division was originally closed down in November 2022, relaunched in September 2024.
===Former assets===
*TiBB Gem, a channel for sport and other programming geared towards women. Channel closed down at 12am on 13 April 2019.
*TPB4, a channel featuring arts, documentary, and current affairs programming. Channel closed down at 12am on 30 April 2024.
*TPB Ici Première, TiBB's French-language channel, with programming identical to TiBB1 and TPB4. Revival of French-language programming after being dropped from TiBB1 in 2020. Channel closed down at 12am on 30 April 2024.
==Logos==
TiBB Networks.png|The first logo of TiBB Networks used from 27 August 2015 to 28 February 2016
TiBB Networks 2016 Logo.png|The second logo of TiBB Networks used from 28 February 2016 to 4 April 2017.
TiBB Networks 2017 Logo.png|The third logo of TiBB Networks used from 5 April 2017 until 19 January 2018; used again from 30 April 2024 to 7 July 2024.
TiBB Networks 2018 Logo.png|The fourth logo of TiBB Networks used from 20 January 2018 until 8 September 2018.
TiBB Ntwrks 2018 - TiBB Ntwrks Logo.png|The fifth logo of TiBB Networks used from 9 September 2018 until 20 November 2018.
TiBB Networks 2019 Logo.png|The sixth and final logo as TiBB Networks used from 20 November 2018 until 22 December 2019.
TiBB Public Broadcasting Logo.png|The seventh overall logo and first logo as TiBB Public Broadcasting used from 23 December 2019 until 31 October 2020.
TiBB Public Broadcasting 2020 Logo.png|The eighth overall logo and second logo as TiBB Public Broadcasting used from 1 November 2020 until 16 January 2021.
TPBOi Logo.png|The ninth overall logo and only logo as TPBOi used from 17 January 2021 until 14 November 2022.
TPB Blocks (Black).png|The tenth overall logo and third logo as TiBB Public Broadcasting (TPB) used from 15 November 2022 until 29 April 2024.
TiBB Networks 2024 Logo.png|The eleventh logo of TiBB Networks used since 8 July 2024.
TiBB Networks 2024 Alternate Logo.png|Horizontal version of the eleventh logo of TiBB Networks used since 8 July 2024.
==External links==
*Official TPB website