TAN TV (Kazakhstan)

==TAN==
===1990–2002===
TAN TV dates its history back to 1990. The station was obviously launched in December 1990, and upon its launch, it had first begun its test transmissions, but unfortunately, it did not start its official broadcast until its official start from March 1, 1991.
===2002–2008===
In 2002, TAN introduced a new logo which depicts a yellow sun with the "TAN" wordmark which is coloured blue and uses a weird sci-fi typeface.
===2008–2014===
TAN's fourth logo came into effect in 2008, and this time, it becomes a yellow sunflower with yellow leafs and a orange sun.
===2014–2015===
Later, in 2014, TAN adopted its fifth and final logo which is spiraled sphere that contains a thin circle with a squeezed-lined circle to the middle-right of it, as well as it has a full circle inside that, and at the same time, a lined rectangle which has some rounded parts, it is added to the bottom right of the spiral-sphere, thus it contains the "TAN" wordmark that uses a rare typeface, but however, this logo is short-lived due to the channel being renamed as ON TV.
==ON TV (first era)==
===2015–2017===
On November 15, 2015, TAN was renamed to ON TV and adopted a new logo which is a pink circle which bears the "TV" wordmark, and it is beside to the cyrillic letter "N" that is abstract and has some rounded angles.
==ON! Pyatnitsa==
===2017–2018===
On October 9, 2017, ON TV changed its name again to ON! Pyatnitsa and adopted its current logo which depends a magenta square that is cutted a bit half and are containing the "ON!" wordmark which uses the typeface from Pyatnitsa's logo, as well as Pyatnitsa's logo are added to the right under the "ON!" wordmark, especially that it is an alternative variant.
==ON TV (second era)==
===2018–2020===
==TAN TV (second era)==
===2020–2021===
Category:Defunct television channels in Kazakhstan
Category:Defunct
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Category:Television channels and stations established in 1990
Category:Television channels and stations disestablished in 2021
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