Universal Teens

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== STV ==
=== 2002-2007 ===
==== 2002-2003 ====
On April 3, 2002, the Sprout channel launched a block for teenagers to supplement the 12:00-6:00a.m. timeslot called "STV" (which was an acronym for Sprout TeleVision, but never used that name). During the block's launch, the bumpers were similar to the Nine Network in Australia in 2001.
==== 2003-2007 ====
In 2003, the logo was updated with a glossy look, with a new set of bumpers similar to the ones from CTV in Canada, ITV1 in the United Kingdom, and the Nine Network in Australia.
=== 2007-2009 ===
In 2007, a new logo was introduced, with the blue rectangle being replaced with a blue square. The logo looked similar to ITV in the UK from 2006-2013. On April 1, 2008, the Sprout channel announced that it will drop STV as a programming block and make Sprout a 24-hour channel. In order to be added to cable operators to replace the other network that was already carried, a 24-hour channel version of STV was launched on April 1, 2008.
== Universal Teens ==
=== 2009-2012 ===
On October 11, 2009, STV announced that it will become Universal Teens. A new logo was introduced to go with the name change. The bumpers for the channel showed people doing extreme sports with the white "Universal Teens" logo at the end.
=== 2012-2017 ===
A new logo was introduced to commemorate Universal's 100th Anniversary celebration in March 2012.
=== 2017-present ===
In 2017, Universal Teens rebranded with a modified new logo. In 2021, Universal Teens rebranded with a new bumper package. (Source: https://vimeo.com/247505545)