Domashniy

2005–2008	2008–2010	2010–2013	2013–2014	2014–2017
2017–2019	2019–2021	2021–2023	2023–present

Domashniy (Russian:Домашний; literally: "Home Channel") is a Russian TV aimed at female viewers aged 25–60. It is owned bySTS Media and was launched in March 2005, replacingM1, and is one of the top ten most popular TV channels in Russia.

2005–2008[]

On-screen bug

2008–2014[]

2008–2010[]

A new logo was introduced on March 1, 2008.

2010–2013[]

In March 2010, more text (Телеканал; "TV channel") was added below the logo.

2013–2014[]

On New Year's Eve 2013, the wordmark was simplified.

2014–present[]

2014–2017[]

• «Домашний»: новые лица, программы и яркий дизайн!

2017–2019[]

2019–2021[]

2021–2023[]

2023–present[]

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Parent companies: National Media Group (49%) |VTB (51%) Television channels Russia:STS (Love |Kids) |Domashniy |Che! Kazakhstan:Channel 31 International:STS International |Domashniy International |Peretz International Regional stations Moscow |Saint Petersburg |Maks-TV |Astrakhan |Kazan |Ladya |Nizhny Novgorod |Krasnoyarsk Cinema and production Art Pictures Distribution (49%) |Vodorod |Kinokonstanta Online Domashniy.ru |CarambaTV.ru |Vitrina TV (25%) Defunct channels AMTV |M1 |Seven |Peretz |STS Mega |Domashniy Familia |VTV Defunct brands Sokho Media |KostaFilm |Story First Production |More.TV Former owners UTH Russia