Channel 4/Other

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==1982–1996==
Channel 4 (1982) (Print) II.svg|Print variant
Channel Four Television.svg|Logo with full name
Channel Four Television (Print).svg|Print variant with full name
Channel 4 - Fourscore|Fourscore, the four note audio ident used as Channel 4's signature themes.
==1991 (unused)==
In 1991, a new Channel 4 logo was designed by award-winning designer/director Matt Forrest of Snapper Films, but the design was never used.
==1996–1999==
Channel 4 1996 1.svg|Alternate variant #1
Channel 4 1996 2.svg|Alternate variant #2
Channel 4 1996 3.svg|Alternate variant #3
==1999–2004==
E6ED2CC6-1D2A-474B-9EEC-EBF942CCA418.png| "Channel Four Television Corporation" variant
==2004–2015==
Channel 4 HD.svg|HD variant, launched on 20 August 2007
Channel 4+1 logo.svg|Timeshift variant, launched on 20 August 2007
==2015–2023==
Channel 4 HD 2015.svg|HD variant (2015–2018)
Channel 4 +1 2015.svg|Timeshift variant (2015–2018)
Channel 4 +1 HD 2015.svg|HD timeshift variant (2015–2018)
Channel 4 HD 2018.svg|HD variant (2018–2022)
Channel 4 +1 2018.svg|Timeshift variant (2018–2022)
Channel 4 +1 HD 2018.svg|HD timeshift variant (2018–2020)
Channel 4 (2019).svg|Print variant, used for the corporate logo
Channel 4 (2015) (Box).svg|Logo inside a square, similar to the 1999 logo, used for social media
Channel 4 blocks 2015.svg|The Channel 4 blocks, sorted by length
Channel 4 (2015) (Color).svg|Coloured variant emulative of original 1982-1996 logo, used as a promotional logo for the series It's a Sin. 
Channel 4 HD Color.svg|Coloured HD variant
==2022–present==
Channel 4 2022 II.svg|Bold variant used on social media and for Channel 4.0
Channel 4 2022 (Colour).svg|Colour variant similar to the 1982–1996 logo, used at its idents (2023–present) 
Channel 4 HD 2022.svg|HD variant
Channel 4 HD 2022 II.svg|Bold HD variant
Channel 4 +1 2022.svg|Timeshift variant
Channel 4 +1 2022 II.svg|Bold timeshift variant
Channel 4 OD Green 2023.svg|Green variant (2023–present)
==Red Triangle==
===1986–1987===
In late 1986 and early 1987, Channel 4 broadcast a series of provocative art house films. These films, when theatrically released, were rated X (later 18) by the British Board of Film Classification. Prior to and during each broadcast, a warning symbol was shown advising that 'special discretion' was required. Despite negative publicity gained following presenting the symbol to the press, the films achieved high audiences figures for their late, often past midnight, time slot. It soon transpired that these audiences had expected significant titillation rather than Art House and thus viewing figures quickly declined back to regular levels. As a result, the Red Triangle strand was retired in early 1987.
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