Better: Austria Belgium (French) Belgium (Dutch) Bulgaria Denmark Finland France (TF1) France (Antenne 2) West Germany (Das Erste) West Germany (ZDF) East Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy (Rai Uno) Italy (Rai Due) Italy (Rai Tre) Luxembourg (RTL) Luxembourg (Télé-Luxemboug) Malta Monaco Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania USSR (all the republics) Georgia SSR Latvia SSR Lithuania SSR Estonia SSR Azerbaijan SSR Spain Sweden (Aktuellt) Sweden (Rapport) Switzerland Turkey UK (BBC) UK (ITN) Scotland (BBC Scotland) Wales (HTV/ITV) Northern Ireland (UTV/ITV) Bosnia Herzegovina Serbia (all country) Serbian Wojdwodina Serbian Kosovo Croatia Slovenia Northern Macedonia Montenegro
That stylized map of Scotland at 9:03, what with it's notoriously 'squiggly' coastline, was a lovely job. Be interesting to see what the graphic designers might have made of Norway, (in)famous for its 'lovely crinkley bits' (Slartibardfast)...
The Belgian one at 0:40 makes me laugh. I like it, but to an English speaker, “nieuws” looks like a horrific misspelling of “news” that pops on to the screen with a gong like a jump scare, it’s brilliant
It's cuz both languages are very similar [if you go deep into that]. Flemish version of Dutch [Zuid-Nederlands] is less influenced by other languages than normal modern Dutch. However, regarding Dutch-English there was a long time ago a video of Frisian farmer talking to Englishman [same germanic family of languages] " Talking to a Frisian farmer in Friesland with Old English" you will be amazed how much you can understand, although the pronunciation and spelling is different. :)
A friend worked for the BBC on its main news programme. He semi-retired and went to work for a regional ITV station and found it challenging to compile a 30 minute local news programme each evening as (a) there was little going on and (b) the budget didn’t allow it. He left in a state of depression.
0:50 I always thought that the Bulgarian broadcaster's logo was a stroke of genius in its simplicity. Cyrillic letters "B" and "T" arranged to form a tekevision aerial, as well as the abbreviation for "Bâlgarska Televizija". 😊
Hey, I always liked this logo of BT before but the logo could be read as BNT too (the name was changed after the political changes in the end of the 80s) which makes it even more clever. The logo was changed to the current one very recently, only in 2018. So for 59 years BNT had the same style of emblem. I have no idea why they changed the logo because the previous one was very cool. The current one is kinda generic tbh. B(N)T had another logo which was a mixture between a TV screen and the number one. This is still happening and the current BNT has 2 logos too - one for the normal broadcasting and another one for the more formal broadcast. Fun fact about BNT is that one of the buildings (the first one) where it lies was originally an Italian school which was constructed so massive that it's undergrounds were used as a bunker in WW2?
It's interesting to see that the simple geometric design language is now back in trend in the late 2010s and early 2020s... but in ultra high definition and more angular kind of way
I really like the compilation. There is a detail with the spanish TVE intro in 7:31, because that introduction was used between 1977 and probably 1978. Apart from that, very good video.
thank you for compiling this! my top 3 (subjective perspective): 1st USSR (the familiarity, the warmth, the comfort. Makes me nostalgic despite being waaaayyyy before my time) 2nd Portugal (the music just carried it till the end, the camera shots where interesting and just rly vibed with me) 3rd Scotland (that funky music and animation just rly resonate with me) honorable mentions are the Yugoslav ones, but especially the one from the Croatian SR
You finally found a general version of DT intro? It was frequently branded as "Dziennik" in 1970's and 1980's, with "Dziennik Telewizyjny" was used as a secondary name.
If someone asked what came to mind when I hear the words “tv news” it is nearly exactly what I think of - just needs more clacking of a teletypewriter in the background 😄
The TG1 (short for Telegiornale 1) still airs today on Rai 1 (previous names: Rai Uno, Rete 1, TV1, Prima Rete Rai, Primo Programma, Programma Nazionale) with the same tune since those days!
Rúv - Fréttamyndir utan úr heimi - it translates to "News images from abroad", more or less the correct translation. Rúv started broadcasting in colour in the year 1976. I don't know what month that was. This is probably a segment in the news it self, or a different news show covering news outside of Iceland.
Portugals Opener could also be the theme of a TV Show like Kojak or a Western Show. :) And they used the same title generator as the ZDF (2nd German TV) in Germany. ^^
1970s news depts boss be like sorry Jonny all we have in the budget for the intro is drugs, lots of drugs and a pile of Walter Wanderley LP’s… full your boots…
Romania's sounds like the theme music for an American soap opera back in the days when they still used an organ for dramatic effect. Finland's sounds like it's out of Logan's Run. Capricorn 15, report to Carousel!
th-cam.com/video/YuniLeYOOys/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VSlakLaNenGu608q - tu masz link do cz.1 tych nagrań. Na kanale jest jeszcze druga część. Wszystkie nagrania pochodzą z tego samego dnia z 1978 roku.
I haven't seen the ERT news intro since I was like 8, fuuuuuuuuu......... It looked and sounded a lot better to my naive child self. In 1980 they switched to something a lot more modern with music by Vangelis. To this day, the visuals change, the audio stays the same 1980 Vangelis composition.
0:19 Austria
0:27 Belgium
0:40 Belgium
0:49 Bulgaria
1:10 Czechoslovakia
1:16 Denmark
1:20 Finland
1:26 France
1:37 France
1:47 West Germany
1:59 West Germany
2:09 East Germany
2:20 Greece
2:37 Hungary
2:51 Iceland
2:56 Ireland
3:04 Italia
3:25 Italia
3:44 Italia
3:59 Luxembourg
4:25 Luxembourg
4:38 Malta
4:52 Monaco
4:56 Netherland
4:58 Norway
5:05 Poland
5:26 Portugal
5:56 Roumanie
6:09 URSS
6:37 Georgia
7:06 Latvia
7:10 Lithuania
7:13 Estonia
7:26 Azerbaijan
7:30 Spain
8:00 Sweden
8:06 Sweden
8:13 Suisse
8:22 Turquie
8:37 UK
8:45 UK
9:02 Scotland
9:23 Wales
9:40 North Ireland
9:42 Bosnia Herzegovina
9:59 Serbia
10:14 Serbia Wojwodina
10:28 Serbia Kosovo
10:45 Croatia
10:56 Slovenia
11:09 Macedonia
11:22 Montenegro
Better:
Austria
Belgium (French)
Belgium (Dutch)
Bulgaria
Denmark
Finland
France (TF1)
France (Antenne 2)
West Germany (Das Erste)
West Germany (ZDF)
East Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy (Rai Uno)
Italy (Rai Due)
Italy (Rai Tre)
Luxembourg (RTL)
Luxembourg (Télé-Luxemboug)
Malta
Monaco
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
USSR (all the republics)
Georgia SSR
Latvia SSR
Lithuania SSR
Estonia SSR
Azerbaijan SSR
Spain
Sweden (Aktuellt)
Sweden (Rapport)
Switzerland
Turkey
UK (BBC)
UK (ITN)
Scotland (BBC Scotland)
Wales (HTV/ITV)
Northern Ireland (UTV/ITV)
Bosnia Herzegovina
Serbia (all country)
Serbian Wojdwodina
Serbian Kosovo
Croatia
Slovenia
Northern Macedonia
Montenegro
I forgot Czechoslovakia.
Czechoslovakia: a single funeral bell toll
Spain: here comes the FUNK
From 1975 (I think) it was different, there was an Earth and some socialist things were there.
"Bono Estente!"
BBC Scotland at 9:01also with Rose Royce - 'Is It Love You're After'
?@@anonUK
That stylized map of Scotland at 9:03, what with it's notoriously 'squiggly' coastline, was a lovely job. Be interesting to see what the graphic designers might have made of Norway, (in)famous for its 'lovely crinkley bits' (Slartibardfast)...
If they could do Scotland, they could probably also handle Norway.
Breaking news in Glasgow: Cake left out in the rain.
YES! I was just about to comment on that.
They don’t think that they can take it, it took so long to bake it. They’ll never have that recipe again.
…
Oh nooooooooooooooooo
Everyone else: 😐
Scotland: 🪩🕺🏻
was that during a hot Summer?
Where was that in the video???
4:37 I would wear the hell out of a t-shirt with the Aħbarijiet logo
TF1 vibes, heh
How do you pronounce it?
@@LMB222carefully
@@LMB222 the "ħ" makes a sound of the normal English "h", "j" is more of a "y" as in yam, whilst the "ie" is an elongated "i". So Sortof Ahbari-y-ii-t
Colour TV in Malta was only introduced in 1981. So technically this one is incorrect. But definitely cool
The Portuguese and the Spanish ones are showing the aspects of newsmaking, liked 'em. French and Luxembourgish ones are trippy, kinda psychedelic...
The Belgian one at 0:40 makes me laugh. I like it, but to an English speaker, “nieuws” looks like a horrific misspelling of “news” that pops on to the screen with a gong like a jump scare, it’s brilliant
It's cuz both languages are very similar [if you go deep into that]. Flemish version of Dutch [Zuid-Nederlands] is less influenced by other languages than normal modern Dutch. However, regarding Dutch-English there was a long time ago a video of Frisian farmer talking to Englishman [same germanic family of languages] " Talking to a Frisian farmer in Friesland with Old English" you will be amazed how much you can understand, although the pronunciation and spelling is different. :)
*n i e w s*
@@damianponikowski3177 now talk about dat Jamaican Dutch ting, fam.
Omg same! the only missing thing is the dummy man head from that meme of stonks
I think the Georgian news intro in this clip is very haunting, It felt like I was watching a horror movie.
Considering Georgia was part of the USSR at the time, that tracks.
Looks like they hired Ingmar Bergman to do the intro.
The paranoia is strong in that comment. Do you really believe what you say? @@robmclean4352
the amount of demonization and brainwashing.@@robmclean4352
6:41 - The Georgian one gives me nightmares
Edit 1: 10:45 - The JRT RTZ Intro looks way ahead of it's time in the 70s standards
Yes, The Croatian one looked futuristic at the time.
If you want a real nightmare, watch телекомпания вид представляет
I love how playful yet serious they are, that's an art we've lost, i feel.
And also what is up with france? They animated a short film for their intro
We definitely need to bring back the playfulness and showiness that especially the Quantel Paintbox allowed. Its almost too clinical now.
Nice. Really appreciated for channel who keeping their legendary tune aired until today or something little detail like Gong sound from NOS
A friend worked for the BBC on its main news programme. He semi-retired and went to work for a regional ITV station and found it challenging to compile a 30 minute local news programme each evening as (a) there was little going on and (b) the budget didn’t allow it. He left in a state of depression.
Back in the days when clickbait news didn’t exist 😂
If it makes you feel better, The Benny Hill Show lampooned the ITV News At Ten intro. 😆
0:50 I always thought that the Bulgarian broadcaster's logo was a stroke of genius in its simplicity. Cyrillic letters "B" and "T" arranged to form a tekevision aerial, as well as the abbreviation for "Bâlgarska Televizija". 😊
Hey, I always liked this logo of BT before but the logo could be read as BNT too (the name was changed after the political changes in the end of the 80s) which makes it even more clever. The logo was changed to the current one very recently, only in 2018. So for 59 years BNT had the same style of emblem. I have no idea why they changed the logo because the previous one was very cool. The current one is kinda generic tbh. B(N)T had another logo which was a mixture between a TV screen and the number one. This is still happening and the current BNT has 2 logos too - one for the normal broadcasting and another one for the more formal broadcast.
Fun fact about BNT is that one of the buildings (the first one) where it lies was originally an Italian school which was constructed so massive that it's undergrounds were used as a bunker in WW2?
@@flexparachute I give up, brate. Where do you see the Cyrillic N (i.e. looking like Latin H) in the logo? 🤔🧐🧐🧐
@@danielvanr.8681 the first two vertical lines. /-/
Great video! Also USSR news intro's and the Tele-Luxembourg,thats very rare!
3:44 Teleamazonas is real.
05:04 Polish Theme is a great fanfare
It's interesting to see that the simple geometric design language is now back in trend in the late 2010s and early 2020s... but in ultra high definition and more angular kind of way
3:04 The most beautiful music (Tg1 🇮🇹)
Era bellissima con l'orchestra!
I really like the compilation. There is a detail with the spanish TVE intro in 7:31, because that introduction was used between 1977 and probably 1978. Apart from that, very good video.
thank you for compiling this!
my top 3 (subjective perspective):
1st USSR (the familiarity, the warmth, the comfort. Makes me nostalgic despite being waaaayyyy before my time)
2nd Portugal (the music just carried it till the end, the camera shots where interesting and just rly vibed with me)
3rd Scotland (that funky music and animation just rly resonate with me)
honorable mentions are the Yugoslav ones, but especially the one from the Croatian SR
4:37 it isn't 1970 because the song used is "Magnetic Fields I" released in 1981
yes, this is because this must be a recreation of the intro because there is no existing footage of it (at least as far as I know)
Does anybody know the name of the music used by the Greek broadcaster at 2:19?
Same question!
The music composed by Loukianos Kilaidonis. Couldn’t find the record
Spains sounds like the opening theme of one of those 1970s Blaxploitation action flicks
You finally found a general version of DT intro? It was frequently branded as "Dziennik" in 1970's and 1980's, with "Dziennik Telewizyjny" was used as a secondary name.
Yes, it was recently found, with the whole continuity in
East German News: Everything is fine, Everything is fine, Everything is fine...🤖
Soviet News: Everything American is bad
Austria’s at 0:19 intro is so calming and truly underrated. ZDF’s celebratory tune at 1:58 is a nice contrast with ARD’s funereal/epic sound at 1:47.
Our "News at Ten" theme is an absolute classic among news theme tunes.
It was used also here in Sardinia for Videolina regional news
8:45
If someone asked what came to mind when I hear the words “tv news” it is nearly exactly what I think of - just needs more clacking of a teletypewriter in the background 😄
Got to love the News at Ten music. It's so so serious it's brilliant.
My favourite is the Telegiornale
3:03
The TG1 (short for Telegiornale 1) still airs today on Rai 1 (previous names: Rai Uno, Rete 1, TV1, Prima Rete Rai, Primo Programma, Programma Nazionale) with the same tune since those days!
@@GiorgioNozzoli Yes, but with the Eb (E flat) key instead of C, and with a faster tempo. ;)
It still rocks today!
Yep so glorious🎉🎉🎉
Rúv - Fréttamyndir utan úr heimi - it translates to "News images from abroad", more or less the correct translation. Rúv started broadcasting in colour in the year 1976. I don't know what month that was. This is probably a segment in the news it self, or a different news show covering news outside of Iceland.
4:37 Jean Michel Jarre - Magnetic Fields Pt. 1
4:13 What's that random triangle for? Is it just some design element?
would music be composed just for it if it wasn't? lol
1:19 WTF This Finnish one is giving me anxiety
I think the Ireland one (2:56) was ripped from a very deteriorated tape. What a shame :(
Portugals Opener could also be the theme of a TV Show like Kojak or a Western Show. :) And they used the same title generator as the ZDF (2nd German TV) in Germany. ^^
9:01 BBC Scotland with Rose Royce - 'Is It Love You're After': oh yeah!
1970s news depts boss be like sorry Jonny all we have in the budget for the intro is drugs, lots of drugs and a pile of Walter Wanderley LP’s… full your boots…
Heute is fantastic. Such a great tune.
Interestingly, the Portuguese theme tune was also used in the 1970s for BBC's "Wales Today".
I love how uselessly funky Spain’s and Scotland’s intros are!!!!!
Romania's sounds like the theme music for an American soap opera back in the days when they still used an organ for dramatic effect. Finland's sounds like it's out of Logan's Run. Capricorn 15, report to Carousel!
romania is hyper rare, from the ceausescu era many the archives were destroyed during romanian revolution
I love how Türkiye's is very simple, no voices, no fancy names, just a globe, and "haberler" (news in turkish), this checks all the stereotypes
Old romanian joke : You are the best, if you dance on Telejurnal music intro.
1:26 was very 70s in design
As it pertains to Greece, YENED continued to broadcast independently up until 1982
Italian and British are the best.
Moambe having to hypnotize its viewers before they start😂
Finland's sounds like Earthbound PSI
5:04 Original link for this
Wpisz w wyszukiwarkę: "telewizja lat 70 - fragmenty emisji".
th-cam.com/video/YuniLeYOOys/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VSlakLaNenGu608q - tu masz link do cz.1 tych nagrań. Na kanale jest jeszcze druga część. Wszystkie nagrania pochodzą z tego samego dnia z 1978 roku.
@@carljohnson1719okej, bo to obejrzałem i Roman Beeger[*] mówił "zapraszam na 3 wydanie Dziennika"
almost everyone has a stylised world map/globe back then already!
Shame you can’t find a more pristine version of the RTÉ News titles 2:58
Shouldn't be surprised if the person who originally taped it was in Cork City which had some hideous drop~out spots!
8:45 Has a littlebit same tune as in Gta 3 intro theme
Is the Belgian BRT using a Roland CR 78?
7:25 Azerbaijani Latin: Günün Ekranı
We need a full version of the Iceland one!
12 points to Luxembourg 03:59
Like, that was NOT what I expected to see from Luxembourg. Very wild, indeed.
Source for 9:01 Reporting Scotland
Tvark
For some reason, I read this as “European News Intros in the 1790s”.
Nice video 😀
The news in France was presented by the big Lebowski.
Do the 2000s version plz
I haven't seen the ERT news intro since I was like 8, fuuuuuuuuu......... It looked and sounded a lot better to my naive child self.
In 1980 they switched to something a lot more modern with music by Vangelis. To this day, the visuals change, the audio stays the same 1980 Vangelis composition.
Some of these belong in the 1900/1910
Wrong with Czechoslovakia, TN was just short info during the day...but main tv newsreel was Televizní noviny...in the 79s in two variants
Nice intro with similar style of Telejurnal.
ITN in the UK wins it for me with ‘News at Ten’
Reporting Scotland looks like the intro to a German Krimi...
german tagesschau still has the same melody
It has even been rearranged by the pop band "Die Ärzte" lately who were live in the studio.
Even the RAI 's "Telegiornale" (nowadays known as "TG1")
Scotland/United Kingdom: Reporting Scotland
Wow 😮! They used "MacArthur Park" as their news theme!
Yes
do compliation of european news intros during 2020s
The East German one gives me instant calm.
Ja, that was something we were good at. I like these old intros
Spain actual,y looks really ahead of its time. It looks more 80s than 70s
where did you find the intros? was it here on youtube?
Some of them are from TH-cam, some of them from other sites
@@cfsk-tv which websites? i'm trying to find old latin american news intros, but youtube's algorithm is giving me a hard time 😭
@@snoopy4554 try TV-Ark, for example
@@cfsk-tv thank you!
Sweet!
Loved the Scottish one
8:11 😂😂😂for English speaking
Why we are always the best in everything? 🇮🇹 Perché siamo sempre i migliori in tutto?
The italian flag changed when i translate
rip speakers at 2:20
East Germany and BBC Scotland: best music.
Oh nice!!!
Croatian and Soviet were awesome
Why can't they make TV like this again?
Nobody:
DDR having the greatest jazz song of all time:
Seriously tho, anyone got a full version?
Slovenian intro looked much more modern and advanced compared to other Yugoslav republics.
9:01 this is fantastic, pure disco tune, go Scotland go
This is BBC 1 northern ireland
Blud was telejurnal 😭☠️
5:05 -Dawid Tan-
nice vid btw
Portugal
Quality: 720p
Sound: 8k very very highscale💀
JOURNAL!!!! *opens mouth* *CUTS*
MBC NEWSDESK UPDATED THEIR INTROS 😶
Yes but the right screen is still doing crap
MBC in Finland or MBC in the Middle East or MBC in Korea?
@@linmanfu913 Korean one
The French looks like a trip 😂
Watching until the Dutch intro, now that was dissappointing. 😂
The Wales one looks like it was made for a communist country lol
Scotland*
Bro used the comunist romanian news intro
6:37 : #creepy
Yugoslavs lived on a strange planet, lol
Whut