BTV (Lithuania)

==Baltijos Televizija==
===1993–1997===
Baltijos televizija was launched on April 9, 1993. Their first logo is based on a golden pinwheel.
==BTV (first era)==
===1997–2002===
BTV 1997 Icon.svg|Logo icon.
On September 1, 1997, Baltijos Televizija was renamed to BTV and adopted a new logo though it drops the golden pinwheel from the logo and were instead replaces it instead with a blue umbrella. In 1999, 49% of „American Equitable Finance Corporation“ and Arūnas Valinskas was bought by Telewizja Polsat 
==TV4==
===2002–2004===
In early 2002, BTV was sold to Telewizja Polsat, then on May 31st, 2002, the channel was rebranded to TV4. Upon its launch, it uses the same logo as its polish sister. Polsat Baltic (subsidiary of Polsat) in November 2003, sold its 74% to the Dutch company Polaris Finance. On September 17, 2004, the channel was completely bought by Achema Group.
==BTV (second era)==
===2004–2011===
BTV 2004 Icon.svg|Logo icon.
On September 17, 2004, TV4 rebrands back to BTV. Because of that, it retains the old umbrella logo, but it will now be crossed out to turn into a snowflake-star.
===2011–2014===
BTV 2011 Icon.svg|Logo icon.
On September 30, 2011, the blue snowflake-star was confined to history and were replaced by a new logo in favour of a blue flower which is the same as the previous logo. With this logo, BTV Lithuania started its new season along with new programmes.
===2014–present===
====2014–2016====
On September 29, 2014, BTV Lithuania was rebranded again with another new logo and the flower was removed by leaving it only with the "BTV" wordmark.
====2016–present====
Logo BTV 100 Anniversary.png|Special logo used during Lithuania's 100th anniversary.
BTV HD (Lithuania) (2019).svg|HD logo (2019–present).
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Category:Television channels in Lithuania