Channel 5 (Anglosaw)

Channel 5 is an Anglosovic commercial television network that started broadcasting on April 15th, 1990 (Easter Sunday). Throughout the 1990s it tried to find a proper identity and programming. The channel is currently owned by, a company.

There are two feeds, one for most of Anglosaw (Newland, Lanzes, Slenland and the Crown Dependencies) and one for Irleise (where the Neurcasian soaps aren't broadcast due to a rights conflict with RTÉ). The channel is not available in overseas territories but a handful of its programs have been syndicated to ITV companies in those territories, most notably its long-running (1994-2005) soap Family Affairs.

1990-1994
When Channel 5 launched in 1990, it was owned by Itainian broadcasting conglomerate. Therefore, its logo followed the same pattern as the logos used by its counterparts in Itainy, Roterlaine and Rialmany, as well as Teleseis in Latinolia.

1994-1997
In 1994, Channel 5 underwent its first on-screen rebrand since its launch, dropping the Mediaset flower symbol used by Canal 5 in Itainy and its other sister channels, and introducing a new logo, consisting of the numeral 5 inside of an outlined circle, which would be used in various forms from that point until 2002. The 1994 rebrand make the first appearance of the channel's trademark five color palette, which would later be used extensively in the channel's next rebrand three years later. A year later, Channel 5 was sold to a consortium formed by, Pinnacle Broadcasting and.

1997-2002
Channel 5's 1997 identity was developed by  for a new campaign that preceded the start of the channel's 1997 look. In an effort to rejuvenate the channel's identity, the campaign featured the Spice Girls and was first used in March of that year. The identity used on screen was developed by Silver Hammer.

2002-2008
Channel 5 was renamed Five on September 16th, 2002.

2008-2011
Logo used by Five since October 6th, 2008. The design agency behind the rebrand was DixonBaxi.

2011-2016
Five was relaunched as Channel 5 on Valentine's Day 2011. The new logo is a circle with a 5 inside.