Trans TV


PT Televisi Transformasi Indonesia, commonly known as Trans TV, is an Indonesian free-to-air television broadcaster based in South Jakarta. Launched on December 15, 2001, it is owned by Chairul Tanjung. Programming consists of newscasts, movies, drama series, variety shows, quiz shows, and children's television series. Trans TV was Indonesia's main broadcaster of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, showing most group matches and all of the final matches, which led to the channel topping Indonesian television ratings as of June 19, 2018.

History

Construction

Trans TV was incorporated under a license from the Department of Trade and Industry, South Jakarta, with Number 809/BH.09.05/III/1998. Its shares are primarily owned by Para Inti Investindo, a subsidiary of Para Group. In August 1998, Trans TV's existence was published in State Gazette No. 8687 as PT Televisi Transformasi Indonesia. At that time, Trans TV was obtaining permission to broadcast; initially planned in October 1998 and based in Jakarta, it was operating from Trans TV Television Centre Headquarters at Jalan Kapten Pierre Tendean No. 12-14A in Mampang Prapatan, South Jakarta. In Jakarta, it was born as Televisi Transformasi Indonesia and was granted a broadcasting license.

Metropolitan technician broadcasts

Technician stations started television broadcasting metropolitan on July 1, 2001, at 16:00 local time, and began trial transmission in Jabodetabek. Trans TV currently broadcasts via UHF and was located on UHF channel 29 in Jabodetabek with the pattern of broadcasting techniques for runtime of three hours daily at Trans TV Television Centre Headquarters at Jalan Kapten Pierre Tendean No. 12-14A in Mampang Prapatan, South Jakarta, for the trial of technician stations for three months between July 1, 2001, to September 30, 2001.

Metropolitan trial programs

Trans TV's trial transmission stations started television broadcasting metropolitan programs. Trans-Tune in was officially inaugurated in Bandung and surroundings on October 1, 2001, at 16:00 local time in the afternoon. It was aired on the network by Kamera, which had started a test of transmission and was officially launched from Bandung Supermal, the most extensive city in the capital of West Java. Later, Trans TV was introduced to the public. On the studio stage, the two hosts bring interactive quizzes to attract potential audience members while presenting a series of music video clips. The program presents the News Division, which contains features both primetime evening-nightly, main prime news bulletin actual programs aired Berita Hari Ini was broadcast for 30 minutes and one news journalist reader for male and female, with the pattern of broadcasting techniques for runtime a 2-hours on daily at Trans TV Television Centre Headquarters at Jalan Kapten Pierre Tendean No. 12-14A in Mampang Prapatan, South Jakarta in Jakarta.

Trial of transmission

The channel officially started its trial broadcasts on October 25, 2001, at 16:00 WIB. It began trial transmission in Jabodetabek and Bandung via UHF, and it was located on UHF channel 29 in Jabodetabek and UHF channel 42 in Bandung. It was the first time a channel tested its broadcast in two cities rather than in one. Its trial broadcast lasted for 45 days between October 25, 2001, and November 15, 2001, at Trans TV Television Centre Headquarters at Jalan Kapten Pierre Tendean No. 12-14A in Mampang Prapatan, South Jakarta.

Test of transmission

Its trial transmission stations started television broadcasting nationwide in Ramadhan 2001 at 16:00 local time in the afternoon. They began trial transmission in Jabodetabek. Trans-Tune was officially renamed Transvaganza, and it was runtime broadcasting for six hours each day. Trans TV started showing American movies and television series for television broadcasting for 29 days between November 16, 2001, and December 14, 2001, at Trans TV Television Centre Headquarters at Jalan Kapten Pierre Tendean No. 12-14A in Mampang Prapatan, South Jakarta. Trans TV went on air for the first time in a trial of broadcasts to seven cities, including Jabodetabek, Bandung, Semarang, Yogyakarta, Solo, Surabaya, and Medan in November 2001.

Opening

Trans TV officially opened television broadcasting on-air nationwide on December 15, 2001, at 18:30 local time in the evening. In Jabodetabek, the UHF channel for Trans TV is channel 29. Trans TV went on air for the first time in a trial of broadcasts to seven cities, such as Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang, Yogyakarta, Solo, Surabaya, and Medan. Other Indonesian cities are expected to follow later through the establishment of national television stations that relay the television broadcast of Trans TV. This channel is only available on pay and satellite television on the Indovision platform on channel 87, the First Media platform on channel 9, and the Palapa C2 satellite.

Visual identity

Logos

From its founding until the logo change in 2013, the Trans TV logo was originally a stylized rhombus, with the inscription "TRANS" in the middle and the letters T and V respectively in the top and bottom forming an isosceles right triangle.
The logo became gray instead when used on-air, and it was the first Indonesian TV channel to use gray logos permanently, especially during commercial breaks. Trans TV placed its logo on the bottom-right corner and it was in color during news program Kupas Tuntas until 2005, since then, their logos have been always placed on the top-right.
On December 15, 2013, in conjunction with the 12th anniversary of Trans Media, the logos of Trans TV went into total overhaul. No longer featuring a symbol, this logo only consists of the inscription "TRɅNSTV" with stylized A, of which that letter is interpreted as a diamond.

Slogan history

  • Milik Kita Bersama
  • The Hottest TV Channel
  • ''Setia Menemani''

    Anniversary themed slogan

  • Setahun Melangkah
  • Dua Tahun Melangkah
  • Gemilang 3 Tahun
  • Trans four you
  • Penta5
  • Trans Bi6
  • Trans 7uara
  • Trans 8isa, Indonesia Bisa
  • Trans 9emilang, Indonesia Gemilang
  • Dekade Trans Untuk Indonesia
  • 11 Tahun Trans Untuk Indonesia
  • 12 Tahun Trans Untuk Indonesia
  • 13 Karya Gemilang
  • Inspirasi Negeri
  • Transmedia 15 You
  • #TerbangBersama 16 Tahun Transmedia
  • Sweet 17
  • Miracle 18
  • 19 Universe
  • 2 Dekade Transmedia
  • 21 In One
  • Power Up
  • Semangat Baru
  • ''24 Ours''

    Programs

Trans TV programming includes the news program Reportase Investigasi, variety shows such as Extravaganza, The Dorce Show, and Indonesian versions of Thank God You're Here '''' and The Gong Show. It also broadcasts religious programs, movies, gossip shows, soap operas, and cartoons.

Sports programming

Trans TV has broadcast every Thomas & Uber Cup since 2002. Sport programs included the 2002 Tiger Cup, La Liga, and Copa del Rey in 2001–2003. Since 2012, Trans TV has broadcast football matches from the FA Community Shield, La Liga, Copa del Rey, England National Football, and the British FA Cup.
Since December 15, 2017, Trans Media, together with Telkom Indonesia, Kompas Gramedia, and MNC Media, has officially obtained the broadcasting rights for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

International programming

Current

Former

  • Asran Shady
  • Osa Budi Santosa
  • Riza Primadi
  • Iwan Ahmad Sudirwan
  • Budi Irawan
  • Muhammad Rizky
  • Noni Wibisono
  • Yudi Yudawan
  • Leman
  • Ratna Dumila
  • Reza Prahadian
  • Tina Talisa
  • Fitri Megantara
  • Dian Mirza
  • Budi Irawan
  • Pramesywara Adisendjaya
  • Virgianty Kusumah
  • Ryan Wiedaryanto
  • Utrich Farzah
  • Woro Windrati
  • Zulfikar Naghi
  • Gede Satria
  • Adita Nanda
  • Loviana Dian
  • Alyssa Akilie
  • Andromeda Amanda
  • Anisa Sulandana
  • Arrumaisha Rani
  • Anie Rahmi
  • Aryadita Utama
  • Berdho Alase
  • Christian Reinaldo
  • Daisy Weku
  • Deddy Zebua
  • Dewi Fatma
  • Fransisca Rathy
  • Kaze Pury
  • Lisa Namuri Arif
  • Nabil Basalamah
  • Ranggani Puspandya
  • Rheini Abhinawa
  • Rizki Washarti Siregar
  • Suci Lee
  • Yasmin Muntaz
  • Novieta Putri
  • Prabu Revolusi
  • Ferdi Hasan
  • Rieke Diah Pitaloka
  • Shahnaz Mariela
  • Inez Tagor
  • Edwin Manangsang
  • Ahmad Alhabsyi
  • Subki Al Bughury
  • Divi Lukmansyah
  • Shanta Curanggana
  • Seila Siregar
  • Bayu Andrianto
  • Nawayogi Kusuma
  • Berdho Alase
  • Anggi Agasi
  • Dwi Saraswati
  • Rury Demsy
  • Putri Ayudya
  • Iqbal Kurniadi
  • Ivan Kurnia
  • Budi Adiputro
  • Tifanny Raytama
  • Kelly Charenina
  • Bunga Harum Dani
  • Reni Risty
  • Harly Valentina
  • Riska Amelia
  • Saesarez Novandito