ATV Noticias

(formerly known as and ) is the news program of ATV (Andina de Televisión) in Peru.
== El Perú al Día ==
=== 1983 ===
ATV Noticias was launched with the channel in 1983 under the name El Perú al Día and its first logo was the name written in a serif typeface.
== Perú al Día ==
=== 1983-1984 ===
Shortly after, it shortened its name to Perú al Día and changed its logo to its name in 3 lines (as the channel's character generator could render back then) surrounded closely by the border of a Peruvian map. However, some printed advertisements included a logo similar to the former one (just without the word "El").
== El Noticiero del 9 ==
===1984–1989===
By 1984, the newscast changed its name again to El Noticiero del 9, and its logo became the new name written in an italic font and colored, with the numeral 9 being colored yellow and being represented with the Bauhaus Typeface to better represent the channel's logo. This is the oldest era with any full programs available on the internet. The music used was the same as WTVJ's News 4 between 1984-1985, which El Noticiero del 9 would use directly until 1992 (though some compasses from it are still used on many musical variants).
By 1988, on news opens, another logo was used, featuring the newscast's name written in perspective (simulating a 3D effect) in the same typeface, and changing the colors to silver and gold. However, apart from the logo of the Saturday edition (El Noticiero del Sábado), there's not enough data available to assume that the logo had officially changed or if it was only a variant.
1984-1992.png|On-screen variant
Elnoticierodel9_Sábado_1988.png|Saturday edition (1988)
===1989-1992===
Circa 1989, the logo did officially change. The phrase "El Noticiero Del" was written in a typeface similar to Yagi Double, and changed its colors to white-gray gradients (simulating a metallic typeface). Meanwhile, the number 9 was directly replaced with the Canal 9 isotype.
El Noticiero del 9 Horizontal Logo (1989).png|Horizontal logo
== ATV Noticias (first era) ==
===1992–1995===
After Canal 9 was renamed into ATV with the advent of satellite transmissions in 1992, El Noticiero del 9 became ATV Noticias. Its logo became just the ATV isotype with the word "Noticias" in uppercase (and often with dots between each letter, reading "N•O•T•I•C•I•A•S") included below. It had an alternate, shortened variant, where the ATV isotype was placed over a dark cyan rectangle, which itself sat over another, shorter, yellow-colored triangle with contained the letter "N" (which stood for "Noticias"), in a similar way to what the cable channel CBS Telenoticias would use for its existence (it may be a direct inspiration, but not enough data is available to assume that).
ATV Noticias Intro (1992).png|Official intro (1994)
ATV Noticias Alternate Logo (1992).jpg|Alternate logo
==El Noticiero==
===1995–1997===
In 1995, ATV Noticias changed its name to El Noticiero (most likely a nod the old El Noticiero del 9 name). The ATV isotype was modified to remove the "T" and italicize the other letters, joining them together to form a stylized "N". Below, the official name was included. By June 1997, the newscast reverted back to the ATV Noticias name (this time being definitive).
== ATV Noticias (second era) ==
=== June-October 1997 ===
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Category:Peru
Category:Andina de Televisión
Category:Television news in Peru
Category:Television news programs
Category:Grupo ATV