BBT 1

BBT 1, or simply known as Barokia 1, is the Barokia's national public television channel owned by the Barokian Broadcast Television. It was launched on 1949. It is Barokia's most watched channel and Barokia's third television channel.

First Years (1949-1964)
BBT1 started its life on 1949 as BBT Television, and it was the third channel in Barokia, while the first is Channel 9, and second is Ohmara Network. BBT Television was launched by the fifth president of Barokia, Wahidur Mahradir. BBT Television only broadcasted 5 hours from 6pm to 11pm. 1 hour of children's programming, 1/2 (half) hour of news, 1/2 (half) hour of women's programming, 1 hour of talk shows, 1 hour of drama shows, and 1 hour of reality shows. The station closes down from 11:06pm. From 1951, the channel started to broadcast 10 hours from 10am-8pm, 13 hours from 8am-9pm from 1953 and 17 hours from 6am-11pm from 1960.

Color Television (1964-1968)
In January 12, 1964, BBT Television introduced color television, while Channel 9 introduced color television in 1951. The channel started full color transmissions in May 1965. Color transmissions was temporarily closed in January 1966 and returned to color again in 1968.

Launch of BBT2 and international broadcastng (1970-1973)
In May 1970, BBT Television introduced BBT2, its sister channel. Its test broadcast started in October 1970, then the channel officially launched in January 1971. The international broadcast of BBT Television was started in 1972, lanching BBT TV World (now BBT Amarika).

Launch of ETV (Emerald Television) [1974-1978]
BBT introduced the first 24 hour channel in the world, ETV. ETV started test broadcast in May 1974 and officially launched in August 10, 1974. ETV started 24 hour broadcasts in 1977.

BBT Television renamed to BBT1 (1981)
BBT Television was renamed to BBT1 in July 31, 1981.

HD Era (1990)
BBT1 launched BBT Life, world's first HD channel. Then it was renamed to BBT1 HD in 2000.

Logo revamp (1993)
In 1993, after BBT revamped their logo, which is still in use today, BBT 1 changed their logo, along with BBT2, BBT3 and other BBT channels.

Freaking 16:9!!!!!!!! (2010)
BBT1 and other BBT channels changed their picture format from 4:3 to 16:9.

Modern Day (2013-present)
From 2013, BBT1 changed their logo again. The logo remain the same, but the color changed from black to blue.