PBS/Viewers Like You

== 1991–1999 ==
The term Viewers Like You as a funding credit was used in mid-1974 as “Public Television Stations”. Starting in 1977 with Wall Street Week, PBS funding credits stated that funding was provided by "(people who contribute to) (this (station) and other) Public Television Stations (nationwide)." The slogan "Viewers Like You" was introduced in July 1989, and had been rolled out into the majority of PBS programming by 1991.
The first wordmark for "Viewers Like You" appeared from 1991 to 1999; the initial wording was "the financial support of/from/by Viewers Like You". The word "annual" was added in 1993, and the name "PBS" was added before "Viewers Like You" in 1997. "Thank You" was first added to the message in 1991, but it wasn’t a staple until November 1999. The work lasted in 2001 on “American Responds”. However, this was also the first logo that uses “contributions to your PBS stations from Viewers Like You”, used in Week Street Week and Mystery.
== 1999–2001 ==
Viewers Like You has a second wordmark, which appeared after the wording accompanying it was changed to "contributions to your PBS station from Viewers Like You" in November 1999. The "Thank You" at the end also appeared consistently. After 2001, the font was changed to vary depending on the program.
==2001–2002==
Viewers Like You 2001.jpg
== 2002-2009 ==
Viewers Like You 2002.jpg
== 2009-2019 ==
== 2019-present ==
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