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KWSU-TV

== 2012–2017 ==
== 2017–2018 ==
==2018-present ==
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:PBS member stations
Category:Richland, Washington
Category:Pasco, Washington
Category:Kennewick, Washington
Category:Pullman, Washington
Category:Clarkston, Washington
Category:Washington (state)
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 10
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 31
Category:1962
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1962
KWWL

==2019–present==
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:NBC network affiliates
Category:Waterloo, Iowa
Category:Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Category:Dubuque, Iowa
Category:Iowa City, Iowa
Category:Iowa
Category:Missing year in article
Category:Entertainment Studios
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 7
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1953
Category:Television stations branded as channel 7
Category:Television stations that formerly used the Circle 7 logo
KXAN-TV

==2006–2007==
==2007–2011==
==2011–present===
===2011-2013===
===2013-2017===
This logo has survived three ownership changes (Richmond, Virginia-based Media General announced its acquisition of LIN on March 21, 2014 and the sale was completed on December 19 of that year.) 
===2017-present===
Irving-based Nexstar Broadcasting Group's acquisition of the former on January 17, 2017.
==External links==
*KXAN.com
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:NBC network affiliates
Category:Austin, Texas
Category:Texas
Category:Nexstar Media Group
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1965
Category:Television stations formerly owned by Media General
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 36
Category:1965
KXAS-TV

==2019–present==
==External links==
*NBC DFW
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:NBC network affiliates
Category:Dallas-Fort Worth
Category:Texas
Category:NBCUniversal
Category:Comcast
Category:NBC owned and operated stations
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 5
Category:Television stations branded as channel 5
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1948
Category:1948
Kentucky Educational Television

== 2007-2016 ==
== 2016-present ==
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:PBS member stations
Category:PBS member networks
Category:Louisville, Kentucky
Category:Ashland, Kentucky
Category:Bowling Green, Kentucky
Category:Covington, Kentucky
Category:Elizabethtown, Kentucky
Category:Hazard, Kentucky
Category:Lexington, Kentucky
Category:Madisonville, Kentucky
Category:Morehead, Kentucky
Category:Murray, Kentucky
Category:Owensboro, Kentucky
Category:Owenton, Kentucky
Category:Paducah, Kentucky
Category:Pikeville, Kentucky
Category:Somerset, Kentucky
Category:Kentucky
Category:United States
Category:PBS
Category:1968
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 21
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 15
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 23
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 52
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 68
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 31
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 53
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 29
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 25
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 35
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 46
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 38
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 22
Category:Former NET Network Affiliates
Category:1978
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1968
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1969
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1958
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1979
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1971
Category:NET (National Educational Television)
LMN

==LMN (first era)==
===2013–2017===
====2013-2015====
====2015-2017====
==Lifetime Movies==
===2017–2019===
==LMN (second era)==
===2019–present===
Category:Movie channels
Category:Women's interest channels
Category:Lifestyle networks in the United States
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:Lifetime
Category:A+E Networks
Category:New York City
Category:New York
Category:United States
Category:1998
LaSexta

== 2007-2016 ==
=== 2007–2008 ===
On August 2, 2007, laSexta's first logo was scrapped and it was replaced by a two-stripe six number in a green square with the text changing its typeface into a new similar typeface. This logo was also short-lived.
=== 2008–2016 ===
====2008-2011====
====2011-2013====
====2013====
====2013-2015====
====2015-2016====
== 2016–present ==
Category:Television channels in Spain
Category:RTL Group
Category:Atresmedia
Category:Bertelsmann
Category:2006
Lenovo

==2006–2015==
===2006-2011===
===2011-2012===
===2012-2013===
===2013-2014===
===2014===
Lenovo CES 2014.jpg|CES 2014 variant
===2014===
===2014===
===2014===
===2014-2015===
===2015===
==2015–present==
===2015-2016===
On May 28, 2015, Lenovo adopted a new corporate identity.
Lenovo 2016 (Light Blue).jpg|
Lenovo 2015 Alternate (Light Blue).png|Light blue version
Lenovo 2015 Alternate (Orange).jpg|Orange version
Lenovo 2015 Alternate (Pink).jpg|Pink version
Lenovo 2015 Alternate (Green).jpg|Green version
Lenovo Pride-Logo 2021.jpg|Pride version
Lenovo ces.jpg|CES Version
Lenovo 2015 (Red).png|Wordmark
==External links==
*Official website
Category:Lenovo
Category:Computer hardware
Category:Computer
Category:China
Category:Beijing
Category:Open Handset Alliance
Category:1984
Category:United States
Category:Hong Kong
Category:Technology companies in China
Category:Computer companies
Category:Technology
Category:Electronics
Category:International
Lifetime

==2006–2008==
In 2006, Lifetime's wordmark logo was tweaked.
==2008–2012==
In 2008, Lifetime changed its logo; designed by Trollback + Company.
==2012–2013==
On May 2, 2012, Lifetime introduced a stylized "L" logo, and the new tagline "Your Life. Your Time." The conceptualization of the rebrand logo was developed by Tim Nolan, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Lifetime in partnership with design firm Leroy + Clarkson. The same day, a deal was made to launch a Canadian version in August of that year.
*Brand New 
==2013–2017==
Lifetime revealed an updated version of the 2012 logo on February 4, 2013. The wordmark was given a slightly different font, with the "L" capitalized; designed by Troika Design Group & debuted on air on April 25, 2013. Since then, Lifetime has continued to expand internationally, launching in the United Kingdom in 2013 and Latin America a year later.
==2017–2020==
On February 2, 2017, following the announcement that the network would carry games for the National Women's Soccer League, a new logo designed by Primal Screen was unveiled. While it was used on promos since the date of its reveal, it was first used as an onscreen bug on February 18, 2017.
==2020–present==
On January 22, 2020, the circular logo was replaced by something more akin to that of the 1994 version, with the design is slightly different (most notably indicated with the signature format being decreased on some of the letters), while mostly keeping the design of the 1994 logo the same.
Category:Lifetime
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:Women's interest channels
Category:The Walt Disney Company
Category:Hearst Communications
Category:New York City
Category:New York
Category:1984
Category:ViacomCBS
Category:Former ViacomCBS subsidiaries
Category:Lifetime Networks, LLC
Category:Cable networks in the United States
Category:Lifestyle networks in the United States
Category:Lifetime Movies On Demand
Category:United States
Category:Walt Disney Television
Category:Disney
Category:A+E Networks
Linus Tech Tips

==2008–2013==
==2013–2020==
===2013-2018===
===2018-2020===
Despite being replaced with the 2018 logo, this logo was still used in their intro until 2020 with the introduction of the "RTX intro" when first occurred on "RTX Finally Has a Reason to Exist: Minecraft!"
==2018–present==
In 2023, Linus Tech Tips got hacked by Crypto Scammers
On May 18, 2023, Sebastian announced he would be stepping down as Chief Executive Officer at Linus Media Group and that he would be transitioning into a creative role entitled Chief Vision Officer effective July 1, 2023. He had previously entertained retiring from YouTube in January 2020.
Category:Blogs
Category:YouTube
Category:YouTube channels from Canada
Category:Vloggers
Category:Technology
Category:Websites
Category:2008
Logo

==Logo (first era)==
===2007–2013===
==Logo TV==
===2013–2015===
====2013====
====2013-2014====
====2014====
====2014-2015====
==Logo (second era)==
===2015–present===
This logo was revealed on March 2, 2015.
==External links==
*Logo TV
Category:Logo
Category:ViacomCBS
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:LGBT-related television channels
Category:New York City
Category:New York
Category:VH1
Category:National Amusements
Category:VH1 Media
Category:Cable networks in the United States
Category:Lifestyle networks in the United States
Category:2001
Category:2005
Category:2012
Category:2015
Category:LGBT
Category:Pluto TV
Category:MTV Entertainment Group
Louisiana Public Broadcasting

==2007–2011==
==2011-2013==
==2013-2020==
==2020–present==
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:PBS member stations
Category:PBS member networks
Category:Baton Rouge
Category:Monroe, Louisiana
Category:Alexandria, Louisiana
Category:Shreveport, Louisiana
Category:Lake Charles, Louisiana
Category:Lafayette, Louisiana
Category:New Orleans
Category:Louisiana
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1975
Category:1975
MGM+

==Epix==
===2009–2019===
====2009-2012====
The Epix logo has kept essentially the same design since its October 2009 launch, utilizing a simple lowercase wordmark. The original version differs, however, in that it was designed using the Highway typeface with the "i" wholly rendered in yellow.
====2012-2013=====
====2013-2014====
====2014-2019====
===2019–2023===
On April 19, 2019, Epix unveiled an updated version of its 2009 logo: changes included the undercurve of the "e" being tightened toward the middle stroke, the base of the "i" being re-colored to match the rest of the letters (with the dot retaining its yellow coloring, albeit now beveled), and the lettering overall being slightly boldened and given more condensed kerning.
==MGM+==
===2023–present===
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:Commercial-free television networks
Category:Movie channels
Category:2009
Category:Premium movie channels in the United States
Category:Epix
Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Category:Cable networks in the United States
Category:Former ViacomCBS subsidiaries
Category:MGM Holdings
MSNBC

==2011–2015==
==2015–2021==
===2015-2017===
The letters returned to uppercase form on August 18, 2015, retaining the same typeface as the previous logo.
===2017-2018===
===2018-2021===
==2021–present==
On March 29, 2021, MSNBC unveiled an updated logo, adopting a nameplate typeface similar to that of the logo used since 2018 on its digital platforms.
==External links==
*MSNBC
Category:MSNBC
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:24-hour television news channels in the United States
Category:NBCUniversal
Category:New York City
Category:New York
Category:NBC
Category:Microsoft
Category:Former Microsoft subsidiaries
Category:General Electric
Category:Cable networks in the United States
Category:News and Information television networks in the United States
Category:United States
Category:Comcast
Category:MSN
Category:1994
MTV

MTV (originally an initialism of Music Television)From 1981 to 2010, it was legally registered as MTV: Music Television. is an American television network owned by ViacomCBS through the MTV Entertainment Group, a subsidiary of its Domestic Media Networks division. Launched on August 1, 1981, the channel originally aired music videos and related programming guided by "video jockeys" (VJs), but expanded its programming in the 1990s to include original animation, comedy, drama, and reality television series. In the 2000s, it significantly downplayed its original focus on music in favor of reality programming, although it began to reintroduce old and new music-related shows to its line-up in 2016.
==MTV==
===2006–2010===
===2010–present===
====2010-2013====
Since 2008 on the premiere of FNMTV, the network had shown a chopped down version of its logo during most of its on-air programming. This became MTV's main logo on February 8, 2010, when it made its official debut on its website. This logo is essentially a cropped version of the 1997 variant, with the "MUSIC TELEVISION" text eliminated, most likely to reflect the network's dramatic decrease in music-related programming (although it started to shift its focus back in 2016).
===2013-2014===
===2014-present===
===2021–present===
On February 5, 2021, MTV began using a revised logo in tandem with the 2010 version, doing away with the 3D effect of its predecessors (much akin to the current VMA variant). This logo is being used on most on-air promos for its current programming, as well as the Paramount+ streaming service and the Entertainment Group and Entertainment Studios divisions. It started being used more prevalently and internationally following MTV's 40th anniversary, and became the main logo online on September 9, 2021.
==References==
==External links==
*Official Website
Category:MTV
Category:ViacomCBS
Category:Music-oriented television networks
Category:Entertainment television networks in the United States
Category:Cable networks in the United States
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:Former WarnerMedia subsidiaries
Category:New York City
Category:New York
Category:1977
Category:1980
Category:1981
Category:National Amusements
Category:CBS
Category:MTV Entertainment Group
Magnolia Network

==DIY Network==
===2006–2013===
===2013–2014===
===2014–2015===
===2015–2016===
===2016===
===2016-2017===
===2017-2020===
===2020-2022===
==Magnolia Network==
===2022-present===
In November 2018, Chip and Joanna Gaines from former HGTV series Fixer Upper announced on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon that they were in talks with Discovery, Inc. to form a new lifestyle channel via their company Magnolia. Magnolia Network was originally scheduled to launch on October 4, 2020, but was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The logo was revealed on August 4, 2020. Some content was placed on Discovery+ on January 4, 2021, and the network was fully launched on January 5, 2022.
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:Scripps Networks Interactive
Category:Tennessee
Category:1999
Category:HGTV
Category:Cable networks in the United States
Category:Lifestyle networks in the United States
Category:2021
Category:2022
Maine Public Broadcasting Network

==2006–2016==
==2016–present==
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:PBS member stations
Category:PBS member networks
Category:Augusta, Maine
Category:Orono, Maine
Category:Presque Isle 10, Maine
Category:Biddeford, Maine
Category:Portland, Maine
Category:Maine
Category:Maine Public Broadcasting Corporation
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 10
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 12
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 13
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 26
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1961
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1963
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1964
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1965
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1975
Mapquest

==2006–2010==
===2006–2008===
===2008–2010===
In September 2008, MapQuest launched a new version of its site. At the same time, they updated and straightened up their logo.
*MapQuest Blog
*Style Guide
*Brand New
==2010–2012==
A new version of MapQuest's logo appeared on June 29, 2010. It included a completely new logo.http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/stories/2010/06/28/daily16.html?jst=b_ln_hl Wolff Olins were behind the new identity.
*Press release
*MapQuest Blog
*Branding guidelines
*Brand New
==2012–2015==
===2012-2014===
===2014-2015===
==2015–20??==
==20??–present==
==References==
Category:Websites
Category:Internet
Category:Travel
Category:Maps
Category:AOL
Category:1990s
Category:Verizon Communications
Category:1996
Category:Missing year in article
Maryland Public Television

==2008-2014==
==2014–present==
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:PBS member stations
Category:PBS member networks
Category:Baltimore
Category:Maryland
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 29
Category:1969
Category:1976
Category:1980
Category:1984
Category:Maryland Pubilc Television
Category:National Educational Television (NET) network Stations
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1969
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1971
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1974
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1975
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1987
Category:1987
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 31
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 22
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 62
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 67
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 28
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 36
Category:Virginia
Category:West Virginia
Category:Pennsylvania
Category:Delaware
Category:Washington, D.C.
Category:Salisbury, Maryland
Maxis Communications

:This article is about the Malaysian telecommunications company. For the video game development company owned by Electronic Arts, see Maxis.
Maxis Communications Berhad is a telecommunications company in Malaysia, owned by the billionaire Ananda Krishnan. It is one of the oldest and largest telecom companies in the country, along with the Malaysian multinational Axiata Group (operating in Malaysia as Celcom) and Digi, owned by Telenor of Norway. They also compete with U Mobile, which has recently emerged as a fourth major telecom operator.
==2005–2020==
===2005–2014 ===
===2014–2020===
Maxis introduced a new brand identity in 2014 that maintains essentially the same logo, but with the squiggle on the letter i in a brighter shade of green. The squiggle and bright green colour are used throughout the new corporate identity, along with the Aaux Next font.
* Maxis brand guide: Print guidelines - Maxis, 2014
==2020-present==
In 2020, Maxis introduced a new logo set in the Proxima Nova font. The squiggle has been moved from the letter I and placed beside the wordmark.
Category:Telecommunications
Category:Malaysia
Category:Bridge Alliance
Category:Telecommunications companies in Malaysia
Metro by T-Mobile

==MetroPCS==
===2006-2018===
====2006-2014====
Despite the rebranding to Metro by T-Mobile in 2018, it was still in use at many of its stores until 2020, when they were all updated to the current logo. The remains of the MetroPCS name have also been found to be still used when prompted to perform a system update on a branded device, the title and URL of the default homepage on Metro-branded devices (even using the old favicon), and when a new PIN is set in Visual Voicemail.
====2014====
====2014-2016====
====2016-2018====
==Metro by T-Mobile==
===2018–present===
====2018–2020====
T-Mobile first announced its intent to buy and merge with MetroPCS on October 4, 2012. The move was completed on May 1, 2013, when they were both integrated into a combined T-Mobile US, Inc., and started trading under the TMUS stock symbol on the Nasdaq, as it saw a dramatic increase in prepaid subscribers combined. 
On September 24, 2018, T-Mobile announced that it would rebrand MetroPCS as Metro by T-Mobile. The new name officially took effect 2 weeks later.
As of December 2021, this logo still appears on its website's chat function, as well as the default homepage on Metro-branded devices and some stores, as they are gradually being updated to the current logo.
====2020–present====
On February 12, 2020, the logo was updated by adopting the current T-Mobile logo and basing it off the alternate variant of the previous logo, in addition to a new slogan, "Rule Your Day".
==References==
Category:Telecommunications
Category:Telecommunications companies in the United States
Category:Mobile phone companies in the United States
Category:Richardson, Texas
Category:Texas
Category:Deutsche Telekom
Category:1994
Category:2002
Category:2018
Category:2020
Category:SoftBank
Category:Providence Equity Partners
Microsoft

==2006–2012==
===2006–2011===
===2011–2012===
With the launch of a new slogan in 2011, the Microsoft logo was altered slightly, reducing the slant.Istartedsomething.com - Microsoft officializes new “Be what’s next” tagline This logo was the shortest-lived of the company, only being used for one year until August 22, 2012.
==2012–present==
Microsoft launched its new logo on August 23, 2012, which includes four squares with the colours of Office, Xbox, Windows and Bing. This happened around the time Windows 8 launched, which changed its usual colors to a single blue (so the old Windows colors were brought to the Microsoft logo). Although this logo cannot be completely current, a similar one has featured in Windows 95 commercials from the mid-'90s, as well as the Microsoft Store logo from 2009.
==References==
==See Also==
*History of microsoft.com
==External links==
*Microsoft
Category:Microsoft
Category:1975
Category:Computer
Category:Electronics
Category:Redmond, Washington
Category:Technology
Category:United States
Category:Washington (state)
Category:France
Category:1972
Category:Consumer electronics
Microsoft Bing

==Bing==
===2009–2013===
In 2008, Microsoft recognized that there would be a brand issue as long as the word "Live" remained in the name. To create a new identity for Microsoft's search services, Live Search was officially replaced by Bing on June 3, 2009. Brand New ranked this the worst logo of 2009.
===2013 (unused)===
Just a few months before the new logo came out, another logo was unveiled on April 29, 2013, at the Design Day 2013 event. The logo can be seen here.
*
===2013–2016===
Bing revealed a new logo on September 17, 2013, and was rolled out in the following weeks. It was still used on the website for a short time after the 2016 logo was introduced.
===2016–2020===
A new Bing logo was launched on January 14, 2016, and used in tandem with the previous logo until February 2016. It is very similar to the 2013 logo. The logo is still seen on error messages for Bing and on Bing's help page.
===2020 (unused)===
A new logo influenced by Microsoft's Fluent Design language was used for testing throughout 2020, A blue logo appeared on search results was also used. This logo was only used for two days from April 1, 2020, and the previous logo went back into use on April 3, 2020.
==Microsoft Bing==
===2020–present===
On August 1, 2020, this logo appeared for a short time on Bing's website for testing purposes. Microsoft officially announced the new name, Microsoft Bing, and logo on October 5, 2020. The rebrand took place the same day.
The 2020 blue logo is also now officially used, replacing the 2016 logo. (see Microsoft Bing/Icons)
The new logo used Microsoft's 2012 logo including the four squares (which represent Microsoft's products, Office, Xbox, Windows, and Bing). The Bing wordmark was boldened and was colored gray so that it could match the variation of Segoe UI that is used on the Microsoft Logo.
==External links==
*Official website
Category:Bing
Category:Search engines
Category:Microsoft
Category:MSN
Category:Windows
Category:Websites
Category:Websites of the United States
Category:1998