@@bogdansiuda2799 Lets all just agree here that communist countries were really good when it came to composing music. One such masterpiece is the Soviet Anthem.
Fun fact: Name Televizní Noviny (TV newspapers) is now taken by commercial station TV NOVA, so our public TV had to use different name after revolution.
I don't know why but I love the 1992 intro, it's so unique. Also they later made a version with “UDÁLOSTI” that now has an accent (though the early version was still occasionally used).
2:17 That newscast was captured on November 17, 1989, the beginning of what would become the Velvet Revolution, and the beginning of the end for communism in Czechoslovakia.
You saw my comment about a shorter Události intro in use from August 2007 to December 2007? The longer 2007 intro was actually in use from January 1st 2008 to December 30th 2009.
@@Gamerxxer3455 It was, just at that time computers were a complete novelty in our country, and at that time our companies could not produce computers as in America, except for the company Didaktik, which made a great copy of Sinclair. In addition, you could buy Sinclair in the so-called Tuzex (Shop with things from Western countries). Unfortunately, ČST could not use them, so it used computers of our home production, which were not as good as the others. I know because I come from that country. Of course, today ČT (formerly ČST) uses the most modern technology.
That's quite a beautiful theme tune used between 1973-89.
Rather: Communistic.
@@bogdansiuda2799 Lets all just agree here that communist countries were really good when it came to composing music. One such masterpiece is the Soviet Anthem.
Yes, indeed! It would be nice to know the entire track, if there was more of this!
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@Cheryle Tress holy shit shut the fuck up
@Felix Dalton shut the fuck up, flixzone is a virus
Fun fact: Name Televizní Noviny (TV newspapers) is now taken by commercial station TV NOVA, so our public TV had to use different name after revolution.
Not the reason. ČT changed the name to distance itself from the communist times and Nova just used the name, because it was free and they could.
@@FilFee So it's like creating the "new" party called "ČSSD" becuase original ČSSD forgot to protect their original name and shortcut. 😀
@@Pidalin Přesně :D
7:11 Nejupřímnější zprávy :DDDD
spíš propaganda z doby tzv čt krize
@@Pidalin Nene, to byly silvestrovské události :D
2007 and the last one are the best
the 1991 and 1992 ones are better
I don't know why but I love the 1992 intro, it's so unique.
Also they later made a version with “UDÁLOSTI” that now has an accent (though the early version was still occasionally used).
4:47 That is the slovakian version of the intro, the czech one had only one "n"
The 1973-1989 one just reminds me of ballet for some reason.
2:17 That newscast was captured on November 17, 1989, the beginning of what would become the Velvet Revolution, and the beginning of the end for communism in Czechoslovakia.
Next: HRT Dnevnik and Nova TV Croatia Dnevnik
You saw my comment about a shorter Události intro in use from August 2007 to December 2007? The longer 2007 intro was actually in use from January 1st 2008 to December 30th 2009.
Yes, but I didn't remember what you said, sorry.
9:15 The 2002-2005 intro looks inspired by the BBC News intros from the early 2000s.
4:22
Unknown Programming from No. Entertainment.
4:10 a first news after new year rebranding?
Yep.
Udalosti news a well formeryl khowm as Televizni Noviny and CT Denis
It also came following the fall of communism in Czechoslovakia.
Next RTE News.
Hallo Intro Colletor Habt Intro Aus Jemen ??
2010 is the best one.
2:25 Is this been modern ČST TV in that time?
No, the Czechia was a communist state at the time.
So it didn't had modern computerization in 1989. Right?
@@Gamerxxer3455
It was, just at that time computers were a complete novelty in our country, and at that time our companies could not produce computers as in America, except for the company Didaktik, which made a great copy of Sinclair. In addition, you could buy Sinclair in the so-called Tuzex (Shop with things from Western countries). Unfortunately, ČST could not use them, so it used computers of our home production, which were not as good as the others. I know because I come from that country. Of course, today ČT (formerly ČST) uses the most modern technology.
@@štěpánka_kolářová Czechoslovakia*
@@vazulcz8717 ok