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The first collab logo history in the world to end this year! After 4 months promise that we have France 3. Today is a special day to end this year and have a new year with more logo history, so stay tuned for more logo history in this 2025. France 3 is a French public television channel owned by France Télévisions launched in 1972 as the third channel of the ORTF (Office de Radiodiffusion Télévision Française). Namely, it was the very first french channel to launch in color, as the second channel had existed since 1964 when it made the switch to color broadcasts in 1967. In 1975, the ORTF was broken up into 7 public companies, 3 of them being television channels with TF1 replacing the first channel, Antenne 2 replacing the second and France Régions 3 (often abbreviated as FR3) replacing the third. Originally independent from the other two, it would then join Antenne 2 under a common president in 1989 before becoming part of the newly-formed France Télévision (without an s) in 1992, with both it and Antenne 2 renamed to France 3 and France 2. Similarly to TF1 and France 2, France 3 is a national television channel. But, unlike the two, it also provides an extensive regional output across all regions of metropolitan France as well as in Corsica. Each region has its own France 3 station, which is identified on-air during regional idents, handovers from or to the national feed, commercial break bumpers and so on. Local France 3 stations also exist within some regions, as well as specific channels made for said regions such as NoA, part of France 3 Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Both national and regional programming are in French. However, some regional programming, including the news bulletins, can be broadcasted in the region's own language. In the past, France 3 (as FR3) also used to provide local programming in overseas islands, through the FR3 DOM-TOM channels, taking over from their ORTF counterparts around the same time as FR3's launch. RFO (which FR3 owned most of) then took over those channels before being integrated into France Télévisions in 2004 and then renamed to La 1ère in 2010. Thanks for ‪@General-Brit‬ for making the collab of logo history! We are missed the Milestone in this year is 2500 Subcribers now, so if you want next year get this Milestone, SUBCRIBE NOW! Lets reaching 5000 Subcribers (Before June 2025!) (This Milestone will open after we reached 2500 Subcribers) Copyright © 2025 Zakuro Evasion Corporation LLC. All right Reversed. © Zakuro Evasion. A Zakuro Communications Company. © Generalbrit. A Division of Quadruple Association. A Generalbrit Enterprises Company.