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The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) is the largest provider of public television in the United States, consisting of over 350 member stations. The network distributes educational programs, including science program Nova, news program PBS …
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The conservative Nixon government had already terminated NET as a network, and PBS was concerned that a red left-facing P-head would be seen as a pro-Communist signal if it had been permitted.
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Aug 30, 1993 · The first PBS Kids logo was based on PBS' 1984 logo and animated by Gene Mackles as part of PBS' ongoing transformation of its children's strand into a service known as Ready to Learn, which was launched in eleven test markets at that time.
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A variant of the logo used on a S8 Saturday Night Live episode hosted by Robert Blake that aired on November 13, 1982, right before a spoof of a PBS commercial. The text was removed and P-Head is green, B is red and S is blue.
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Logo of the original PBS Kids channel (stylised as kidschannel), which first aired in 1999. The channel closed in 2005 to prepare for the launch of PBS Kids Sprout.
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As of 2021, this logo can still be seen on reruns of older shows, mainly Peep and the Big Wide World. Also, some other stations like WFWA, WVIZ, WGBH-TV and other used this until 2021. On 2016, a new logo was revealed.
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In August 2015, KTCA/KTCI rebranded from "Twin Cities Public Television" to "Twin Cities PBS" (albeit retaining the "TPT" sub-brand introduced with the 1999 co-branding of the stations) to highlight their status as the PBS member stations for the Minneapolis–St. Paul market.
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Note: The Dash ident continued to be shown after reruns of older shows like Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, George Shrinks and The Berenstain Bears, as well as appearing at the end of clips on the now-defunct PBS KIDS PLAY! website.
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Originally, the company never used any on-screen logo, but eventually got around to using the PBS Home Video on-screen logos seen below.
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PBS News Hour is a news program on PBS. It was formerly used as the brand name for generic news coverage on the channel until June 18, 2024, when "Hour" was eventually dropped from its name. Following Robert MacNeil's retirement on October 20, 1995, the program was renamed The NewsHour with Jim...