Pershyi

, which is also known as and Suspilne Pershyi, unofficialy, is the primary television channel of Suspilne movlennia, Ukraine's public broadcaster. The channel was previously owned by the National-state Broadcasting company of Ukraine until 2017. It was originally called UT-1 from 1991 to 1998, and later renamed Pershyi natsionalnyi from 1998 to 2015. In April 2015, the channel was rebranded to Pershyi during the unveiling of Public broadcasting in Ukraine. Despite this, UT-1 is still a well-known name among Ukrainians.
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===1956–1974===
===1974–1991===
==UT-1==
===1991–1997===
* Ident from 1996
* Ident from 1994-1997
* Ident from ?-1994
* Ident from 1994-1997
===1997–1998===
==Pershyi Natsionalnyi (first era)==
===1998–2005===
* Ident from 1998
* Ident from 2002-2004
* New Year ident from 2004-2005
==Pershyi kanal==
===2005–2006===
* New Year ident from 2005-2006
During this era, this channel would be also known as .
==Pershyi Natsionalnyi (second era)==
===2006===
===2006–2008===
* Commercial break idents from 2006-2008
* Ident from 2006-2008
===2008 (unused)===
===2008–2015===
====2008–2012====
====2010–2015====
==UA:Pershyi==
===2015–2022===
====2015–2017; 2017–2022 (secondary)====
On 7 April 2015, the channel went through another rebranding. The logo has changed to a newly created public broadcaster after signing the bill On amendments to some laws of Ukraine on Public Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine into law by Petro Poroshenko. The logo reads as You are Pershyi (You are first). This similar fashion used on other UA: branded TV channels. At this time UA:Pershyi got two alternative names: Pershyi Suspilnyi (Перший Суспільний) and simply Suspilnyi (Суспільний). The font used is a modified version of Vida.
*Introducing UA: brand
Until 2022, this logo was still used on the official website.
====2017–2018; 2018–2022 (secondary); 2022====
After switching to widescreen format, on December 11, 2017, UA:Pershyi changed its logo: from Vida typeface to Museo and before that, the logo was used as secondary from March 2017.
On December 19, 2020, the logo was reused during Christmas, instead of two points ":" two snowflakes appear. It was taken down on January 20, 2021. On August 20, 2021, the logo was reused again, due to the 30th anniversary of the Independence of Ukraine. The two points ":" are blue and yellow, to symbolize the flag of Ukraine. It was taken down again, on August 25, 2021. As of 2021, this logo is still used as a secondary logo, in tandem with the 2018 logo. This logo was reused again (only the wordmark) from December 19, 2021, to January 19, 2022. 
On April 12, 2022, UA:Pershyi after UA:Kultura and the regional UA:Lviv launched a full-scale HD feed and reused its Museo-typeface logo from 2017.
====2018–2022====
In 2018, UA:PBC introduced new logos for UA:Pershyi and for UA:PBC. The font used in the logo is Proxima Nova. From August 2019, UA:Pershyi has called Suspilne (Public). After launching the HD feed, UA:Pershyi still used the 2018 logo on the SD feed, until April 23, 2022, when shutting down the SD feed. However, the logo is still used on Yedyni novyny since May 10th, 2022, when the marathon leads the Suspilne.
==Suspilne Pershyi==
===2019===
==Suspilne TV==
===2019 (cancelled)===
The rebranding UA:Pershyi to Suspilne TV was supposed in 2019, but this did not happen, due to the fact that the National Council on Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine refused to renew the license, this did not happen.
==Pershyi==
===2022–present===
Despite the statements of the then general producer of Suspilne Yaroslav Lodyhin about the end of branding as Channel One, the board of Suspilne still promotes rebranding UA:Pershyi as Channel One, despite its associations with party television before relaunching to Public broadcaster and its failed history.
Category:Ukraine
Category:Television channels in Ukraine
Category:Kyiv
Category:Suspilne
Category:Public television
Category:1956
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1956