Changes: Ster

Latest revision as of 23:51, 18 May 2023

Ster (Stichting Ether Reclame) is an Alliancian entity that supervises commercial advertising slots on radio stations, television channels and websites of the RTA. It was founded in 1965 and its first televised ad break was on January 2, 1967.

1965-2001

1965-2000

Loeki was adopted on January 2nd, 1972. Thousands of stop-motion animations (most of them shown between commercials) were produced during the lifespan of Joop Geesink, following his death, his daughter continued work on them, albeit on a much smaller scale, and starting in 2000, they were used exclusively during ad breaks, until they were dropped completely on December 31, 2004 due to both the cost of production (saying that advertisers would have more slots in exchange) and competition. In the 80s, however, silent animated patterns were also used.

Many of the shorter films (that didn't include any STER logo at all) were shown abroad: on MV1 in Roterlaine (between 1975 and 1987), on Field Communications-owned independent stations in the United Republics (namely VLVI in Doston, VKBS in Millabelphia, VKBM in Montroit, VFLD in Ginago, GBHK in San Fernando, and GNCM in New Cesterfield; for a while), in Liberdesia on LBC TV1, on Westbound Television in Anglosaw (until its closure, one of the earlier STER bumpers was used after closedown), on RTCT in the Centlands, on TN1 in South Matamah in the late 80s, and on Une and Deux in Nouvelle Baie between 1985 and 1990. It is reported that these also aired on television channels in Itainy, Austreland and Hokusei - in Nagamisaki, formerly an Alliancian trading port, there is a theme park where Loeki is the mascot.

1992-2000

In 1991 or 1992, the typeface for the STER logo was swapped out from Microgramma to Helvetica in some Loeki bumpers.

2000-2001

A new logo (same as the previous one but with a revised typeface, being Gill Sans) was adopted on January 1st, 2000. Now the opening and closing idents for the STER were patterned after the channel's style of the time.

2001-present

A new logo was unveiled in November 2001. Until the main television channels rebranded in September 2003, break bumpers included a code behind it: AL123 (Alliancia 1, 2, 3), R123FM4547AM (Radio 1, 2, 3FM, 4, 547 AM) RAW (Radio Alliancia Wereldomroep - now defunct) RTA.AL [RTA logo] (website and logo of the PO). This code referred to Ster's areas of activity - television, radio and online, within the system. Channel-specific idents were adopted in 2003.

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Television channels RTA1 (HD) \| RTA2 (HD) \| RTA3 (HD)/RTA Zapp/RTA Zappelin \| BVA (HD) Digital theme-channels (RTA Themakanalen) RTA1 Extra \| RTA2 Extra \| RTA Zappelin Extra \| RTA Nieuws \| RTA Politiek/RTA Sport Former channels Consumenten 24 \| Dier en Natuur TV \| Dolcevita TV \| Familie 24 \| Geschiedenis 24 \| Museum TV \| Alliancia-e \| Omega TV \| Sterren 24 \| RTA Doc \| RTA Humor TV \| RTA Spirit \| 3voor12 Central \| 3voor12 OnStage \| RTA3 Extra Radio channels RTA Radio 1 \| RTA Radio 2 \| RTA 3FM \| RTA Radio 4 \| RTA Radio 5 \| RTA FunX \| Radio Alliancia Wereldomroep Online channels RTA SterrenAL \| RTA Radio 2 Soul & Jazz \| RTA 3FM Alternative \| RTA 3FM KX Radio \| RTA Radio 4 Concerten \| RTA FunX Vanderdam \| RTA FunX Den Daaig \| RTA FunX Netterdam \| RTA FunX Odrecht \| RTA FunX Latin \| RTA FunX Arab \| RTA FunX Dance \| RTA FunX Den Haag Hip Hop \| RTA FunX Reggae \| RTA FunX Slow Jamz Former channels RTA Zappelin Radio \| Radio 1 Nieuws 24 \| Radio 2 Liedkunst \| Radio 2 In Concert \| Radio 2 Puur AVRO \| Radio 2 Sterren.nl \| Radio 2 Top 2000 \| 3FM BNN.FM \| 3FM Live \| 3FM Xnoizz \| Radio 4 Baroque around the Clock \| Radio 4 De Klassieken \| Radio 4 Eigentijds \| Radio 4 Film \| Radio 4 Jong Klassiek \| Radio 4 Musica Religiosa \| Radio 4 Orgelradio \| Radio 5 Nostalgia Non-stop \| Radio 5 Steenen Tijdperk Fifties \| Radio 5 Tijdperk Sixties \| Radio 5 Toppers van Toen \| Radio 6 Back to the Old School \| Radio 6 Blues \| Radio 6 Easy Listening \| Radio 6 Grooves \| Radio 6 Jazz \| Radio 6 Jazz Jong \| Radio 6 World \| Radio 6 Zwarte lijst Online/Multimedia RTA Start \| RTA Start Plus \| 3voor12 Former RTA Geschiedenis Current broadcasters Membership associations: AVROTROS \| BNNVARA \| EO \| KRO-ACRV \| MAX \| PowAd \| VPRO \| WAL State broadcasters: AOS \| ATR Special broadcasters: BOS \| HUMAN \| JO \| OHM \| ZvK Other broadcasters: Omrop Myslân \| PP \| Socutera \| Ster Former/merged broadcasters AVRO \| BNN \| Concertzender \| IKOA \| KRO \| LLiNK \| MO \| ACRV \| AIO \| AMO \| APS \| AOT \| RVU \| RKK \| Teleac \| TROS \| VARA \| Veronica
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 '''Ster''' ('''St'''ichting '''E'''ther '''R'''eclame) is an [[Alliancia]]n entity that supervises commercial advertising slots on radio stations, television channels and websites of the [[Radio en Televisie van Alliancia|RTA]]. It was founded in 1965 and its first televised ad break was on January 2, 1967.
-==1967-2000==
+==1965-2001==
+===1965-2000===
-[[File:Ster_logo_1965.png|200px|center]]
+[[File:Stichting_Ether_Reclame_1965.svg|200px|center]]
 Loeki was adopted on January 2nd, 1972. Thousands of stop-motion animations (most of them shown between commercials) were produced during the lifespan of Joop Geesink, following his death, his daughter continued work on them, albeit on a much smaller scale, and starting in 2000, they were used exclusively during ad breaks, until they were dropped completely on December 31, 2004 due to both the cost of production (saying that advertisers would have more slots in exchange) and competition. In the 80s, however, silent animated patterns were also used.
-Many of the shorter films (that didn't include any STER logo at all) were shown abroad: on [[MV1]] in Roterlaine (between 1975 and 1987), on Field Communications-owned independent stations in the United Republics (namely VLVI in Doston, VKBS in Millabelphia, VKBM in Montroit, VFLD in Ginago, and GBHK in San Fernando; for a while), in Liberdesia on [[LBC1|LBC TV1]], on [[Westbound Television]] in Anglosaw (until its closure, one of the earlier STER bumpers was used after closedown), on [[RTCT]] in the Centlands, on [[TN1]] in South Matamah in the late 80s, and on [[Une (Nouvelle Baie)|Une]] and [[Deux (Nouvelle Baie)|Deux]] in Nouvelle Baie between 1985 and 1990. It is reported that these also aired on television channels in Itainy, Austreland and Hokusei - in Nagamisaki, formerly an Alliancian trading port, there is a theme park where Loeki is the mascot.
+Many of the shorter films (that didn't include any STER logo at all) were shown abroad: on [[MV1]] in Roterlaine (between 1975 and 1987), on Field Communications-owned independent stations in the United Republics (namely VLVI in Doston, VKBS in Millabelphia, VKBM in Montroit, VFLD in Ginago, GBHK in San Fernando, and GNCM in New Cesterfield; for a while), in Liberdesia on [[LBC1|LBC TV1]], on [[Westbound Television]] in Anglosaw (until its closure, one of the earlier STER bumpers was used after closedown), on [[RTCT]] in the Centlands, on [[TN1]] in South Matamah in the late 80s, and on [[Une (Nouvelle Baie)|Une]] and [[Deux (Nouvelle Baie)|Deux]] in Nouvelle Baie between 1985 and 1990. It is reported that these also aired on television channels in Itainy, Austreland and Hokusei - in Nagamisaki, formerly an Alliancian trading port, there is a theme park where Loeki is the mascot.
 <gallery position="center" bordercolor="transparent" widths="185">
 STER ID - Flowers - 1972.png|Commercial break ID (Flowers, 1972).
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 STER ID - Chicken - 1987.png|Commercial break ID (Chicken, 1979).
 STER ID - Stealing Wine - 1980.png|Commercial break ID (Wine, 1979).
-STER drum mouse 1979.png|Commercial break ID (Trumpet and Drum, start, 1979).
-STER drum mouse 1979 2.png|Commercial break ID (Trumpet and Drum, end, 1979).
 STER ID - Subway - 1980.png|Commercial break ID (Subway, 1980).
 STER ID - Guitar - 1981.png|Commercial break ID (Guitar, 1981).
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 Ster Loeki - Newspaper sting.png|Commercial break ID (Newspaper, 1983).
 STER ID - Dentist Chair Collapse.png|Commercial break ID (Dentist Chair Collapse, 1983).
+Sterstart1967.jpg|Pre-commercial break ID (1967).
+STER drum mouse 1979.png|Pre-commercial break ID (Trumpet and Drum, 1979).
+Loeki intro kasteel (winter 1985-1986).jpg|Pre-commercial break ID (Castle, 1985).
+Stereindleader1967.jpg|Post-commercial break ID (1967).
+STER drum mouse 1979 2.png|Post-commercial break ID (Trumpet and Drum, 1979).
 </gallery>
-==1992-2000==
+===1992-2000===
 In 1991 or 1992, the typeface for the STER logo was swapped out from Microgramma to Helvetica in some Loeki bumpers.
-==2000-2001==
+===2000-2001===
 [[File:Ster_2000.svg|200px|center]]
 A new logo (same as the previous one but with a revised typeface, being Gill Sans) was adopted on January 1st, 2000. Now the opening and closing idents for the STER were patterned after the channel's style of the time.
 ==2001-present==
 [[File:Ster_logo.svg|175px|center]]
-A new logo was unveiled in November 2001. Until the main television channels rebranded in September 2003, break bumpers included a code behind it: AL123 (Alliancia 1, 2, 3), R123FM4547AM (Radio 1, 2, 3FM, 4, 547 AM) RAW (Radio Alliancia Wereldomroep - now defunct) OMROEP.AL [Publieke Omroep logo] (website and logo of the PO). This code referred to Ster's areas of activity - television, radio and online, within the system. Channel-specific idents were adopted in 2003.
+A new logo was unveiled in November 2001. Until the main television channels rebranded in September 2003, break bumpers included a code behind it: AL123 (Alliancia 1, 2, 3), R123FM4547AM (Radio 1, 2, 3FM, 4, 547 AM) RAW (Radio Alliancia Wereldomroep - now defunct) RTA.AL [RTA logo] (website and logo of the PO). This code referred to Ster's areas of activity - television, radio and online, within the system. Channel-specific idents were adopted in 2003.
+<gallery position="center" bordercolor="transparent" widths="185">
+Ster ID 2002 1.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 1).
+Ster ID 2002 2.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 2).
+Ster ID 2002 3.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 3).
+Ster ID 2002 4.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 4).
+Ster ID 2002 5.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 5).
+Ster ID 2002 6.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 6).
+Ster ID 2002 7.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 7).
+Ster ID 2002 8.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 8).
+Ster ID 2002 9.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 9).
+Ster ID 2002 10.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 10).
+Ster ID 2002 11.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 11).
+Ster ID 2002 12.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 12).
+Ster ID 2002 13.png|Commercial break ID (2002, 13).
+Ster Cultuur ID 2002 1.png|Commercial break ID (Ster Cultuur, 2002, 1).
+Ster Cultuur ID 2002 2.png|Commercial break ID (Ster Cultuur, 2002, 2).
+Ster ID 2021.png|Commercial break ID (2021).
+STER ID - Mother's Day 2023.png|Commercial break ID (Mother's Day 2023).
+</gallery>
 {{RTA Alliancia}}
 [[Category:Advertising companies in Alliancia]]