Selangor, except for Tagalog service which was transmitted from Tuaran, Sabah. Following the construction of earth satellite station near Kuantan, Pahang and Kinarut, Sabah for communications and television broadcast via the Indian Ocean Intelsat III satellite, TV1 was introduced to viewers in the Bornean states of Sabah and Sarawak on 30 August 1975. RTM began broadcasting in colour since 28 December 1978 in Peninsular Malaysia and 31 August 1980 in East Malaysia. TV1 was the first channel to broadcast in colour, followed by TV2 on 7 May 1979. RTM used to have a third TV station solely for Sabah which was launched on 28 December 1971. However, it ceased to air by mid-1985 after TV2 made its debut in East Malaysia on 31 August 1983. Between 1972 and 1999, Televisyen Malaysia shared time with TV Pendidikan – the national education channel in the daytime. TV1 introduced daytime transmissions on 1 March 1994, thus resulting in TV Pendidikan ceased broadcasting on TV1, while TV2 introduced daytime transmissions in 2000. Apart from its headquarters at Angkasapuri, RTM has branches in every state of Malaysia (except Selangor which is based in Angkasapuri) and the Federal Territory of Labuan. In addition to managing radio stations, RTM state branches also publish shows and news content for television broadcast. The Peninsular States began to have their own state radio stations by the early 1990s, with Perlis being the last to do so on 1 June 1991. In East Malaysia, the territorial radio station of Labuan was established on 31 August 1986. RTM began to gradually replace Amplitude Modulation broadcast with Frequency Modulation broadcast since the 1980s and adopted numbering system for its Radio Stations in 1993. The names of the radio stations were as follows: Radio 1 Malay language service Radio 2 Music service, rebranded from Stereo FM. Radio 3 Local services, with the name format of Radio 3/Radio Malaysia followed by place name in Malay language. Radio 4 English language service Radio 5 Chinese language service Radio 6 Tamil language service Radio 7 Aslian language service Original Malay Melody Radio service (, RiMA), precursor of present-day Radio Klasik began broadcast on 11 April 1998. Radio rebranding and TV digitalisation, 2001 to present In conjunction with its 59th anniversary on 1 April 2005, RTM's radio stations underwent rebranding and renaming. Radio 1 Malay language service was rebranded as Nasional FM. Radio 2 Music service was rebranded