BBC Three is operated by the BBC. BBC Three was created in 2003 on 9th February and lasted till the 2015. BBC Thre was a replacemnt for BBC choice and their target audience is 16 - 34 years old.
In late 2001 the BBC chose to re-position and re-brand their two channels with the goal that they could be all the more firmly connected to the settled BBC One and BBC Two. Their arrangement was for BBC knowledge to take over with BBC Four which occurred in 2002 and for BBC Choice to take over with BBC Three. Be that as it may, inquiries were raised over the proposed arrangement of the new BBC Three, as some idea the new organisation would be excessively comparative, making it impossible to the BBC's business rivals, to be specific ITV2 and E4, and would be pointless rivalry.
The channel was in the long run given the thumbs up, eleven months after the first dispatch date, and propelled on 9 February 2003. The channel was propelled by Stuart Murphy, who beforehand ran BBC Choice, and before that UK Play, the now stopped UKTV music and satire channel. At 33, Murphy was still the most youthful station controller in the nation, a title he had held since propelling UK Play at 26 years old; in spite of the fact that on 20 October 2005 it was reported that Murphy was soon to leave the station to work in business TV. On 12 May 2011, BBC Three was added to the Sky EPG in the Republic of Ireland on channel 229. It was later moved to channel 210 on 3 July 2012, to free up space for new channels.
During 2012 Summer Olympics, BBC Three expanded its hours to 24 hours to show more Olympic events. The broadcast hours were expanded again for the 2014 Commonwealth Games with BBC Three from 9:00am to 4:00am for the amount of time the game is on. On 16 July 2013 the BBC stated that high definition of BBC Three and was promised that the channel would be launched early in 2014, however it launched even earlier on 10th December 2013.
As the years progressed BBC three started to become more modern and creative with their idents. This is because as the years has passed technology has progressed therefore the audience would want to see something more modern, exciting and creative.
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