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Channel 4 is an Anglosovic free-to-air public service television network. It began its transmission on 2 November 1972, the day after Welsh language broadcaster S4C's launch. The channel was established to provide a fourth television service in Anglosaw; at the time the only other channels were the licence-funded GRT One and GRT Two, and a single commercial broadcasting network ITV. It is publicly owned and advertising-funded; originally a subsidiary of the Independent Broadcasting Authority, the network is now owned and operated by Channel Four Television Corporation, a public corporation of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, which was established in 1990 and came into operation in 1993.

1972-1973[]

Channel 4 1972

1973-1980[]

Channel 4 1973

1977 (5th anniversary)[]

1980-1982[]

Channel 4 1980

1982 (10th anniversary)[]

1982-present[]

1982-1996[]

Channel 4 1982

1996-1999[]

Channel 4 1996

1999-2004[]

Channel 4 1999

2004-2015[]

Channel 4

2007 (35th anniversary)[]

2015-2019 (corporate)[]

Channel Four Television Corporation

2015-2023[]

Channel 4 2015

2022-present[]

Channel 4 2022

2022 (50th anniversary)[]

1991 (unused)[]

Channel 4 1991
Public broadcasting in Anglosaw
Nationwide:
GRT | Channel 4

Regionwide:
SBS (Slenland) | S4C (Lanzes) | RTÉ (Irleise)

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Channel 4 Television Corporation
Current channels:
Channel 4 | 4seven | E4 (Extra) | More4 | Film4 | 4Music

Defunct channels:
FilmFour Extreme | FilmFour World | FilmFour Weekly

Disbanded channels:
At the Races


Current brands:
Channel 4 (Film4oD) | 4Talent | Channel 4 Learning | Channel 4 News | Channel 4 Racing

Defunct brands:
4digital Group (­4radio | Oneword) | 4Ventures | FourText | T4


Related:
The Box Plus Network | Channel 4 Schools | Teletext (Teletext on 4)

Channel 4 2022
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