SBC was ceased transmission at midnight on Saturday, 1 October 1994 at 00:00:00 SST was renamed as Television Corporation of Singapore/新加坡電視機構 (TCS/新視), Radio Corporation of Singapore/新加坡廣播電台機構 (RCS/新廣電) & Singapore Television Twelve/新加坡電視12 (STV12/新視12) it was officially launched on Saturday, 1 October 1994. The first channel in Singapore to have ever launched their very first breakfast programme and the first channel to do so. SBC-8 revamp the channel logo for a new look. Radio Singapore International (RSI) is a first international shortwave radio station and SBC-12 revamp the channel logo for a new look. SBC-5 revamp the channel logo for a new look and Malay programmes were transferred from SBC-5 to SBC-12. SBC was the first broadcaster in Singapore to launch an international satellite television directed from Caldecott Hill and the Singapore International Foundation's regional broadcasting venture, Singapore International Television (SITV). SBC began stereo broadcasts on all television channels. The launch of the first Mandarin music radio station Y.E.S. The launch of Singapore's first 24 hour radio station, Perfect 10, now known as 987fm SBC-12, later renamed MediaCorp TV12 was launched. They have grown to be today's best-selling 8 Days and i-Weekly magazines. First published in English and Mandarin, these magazines also served up local and international entertainment news and trivia.
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Rolling off the presses for the very first time in 1980, the Radio Times and TV Times became an important source of weekly radio and television programme schedules for Singapore. RTS became the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) and became a statutory board. RTS ceased transmission and officially dissolved by David Gabriel, who was the voice of announcements. Radio and television operations were joined together as Radio and Television of Singapore (RTS). The first advertisement was aired to reduce the station's reliance on subsidies. Television Singapura renamed as Television Malaysia (Singapura) when Singapore became part of Malaysia on 16 September 1963. TV1 began broadcasting in time for New Year 1964. Regular broadcast on the second channel, Channel 8 was launched and shows programmes mainly in Mandarin and Tamil. Regular broadcast on Channel 5 began and broadcast programmes mainly in English and Malay. Television Singapura officially began broadcasting. Television Singapura was launched as Singapore's first television station. Television Singapura started test of transmission for television. Television Singapura started planned obtaining transmission for television. Television Corporation of Singapore (TCS), Radio Corporation of Singapore (RCS) and Singapore Television Twelve (STV12) (1 October 1994 - 11 February 2001).Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC, 1 February 1980 - 30 September 1994).Radio and Television Singapore (RTS, 9 August 1965 - 31 January 1980).Television Malaysia (Singapore) (28 December 1963 - 8 August 1965).Television Singapore (TV Singapore, 15 February 1963 - 30 December 1963).Before 12 February 2001, MediaCorp was formerly known as:
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