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Background

KAKM started broadcasting on May 7, 1975. It is the flagship station of Alaska Public Television, since it replaced KAKM in 2012.

1st (Known) Logo (1978?)

Logo: On a background with a bunch of different coloured "7"s (which is KAKM's logo), we see the following text:

Translators
K67AY Bird Creek
K05FW Girdwood
K12LA Kenai, Soldotna
K48AC North Kenai
K05FU Sutton
KAKM
Anchorage

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: An announcer saying "Public Television for South Central Alaska, this is KAKM channel 7 Anchorage."

Availability: Extinct. Used as a station ID at the time.

Editor's Note: This is a very rare station ID, considering it is Alaska Public Television from the 1970s. It is also a logo that was used 3 years after they signed on the air.

2nd (Known) Logo

TBA.

v t e Public Broadcasting Service
Idents	Regular Special
Predecessors	National Educational Television NET Science
Programming suppliers/funders	Agency for Instructional Technology American Public Television Annenberg Media Corporation for Public Broadcasting Shoe Ink
Current Stations	Alabama Public Television Alaska Public Television Arkansas Educational Television Network Austin PBS Blue Ridge PBS Connecticut Public Television East Tennessee PBS GBH (Kids) Georgia Public Broadcasting Idaho Public Television Iowa PBS KAET/Eight KAKM KAMU KBDI KBYU KCET KCPT KCSM-TV KCTS-TV Kentucky Educational Television KERA-TV KETC KIXE-TV KLCS KLRN KLVX KMOS KNME KOCE-TV KPBS KPTS KQED KTEH KRCB KRMA KSPS-TV KTOO-TV KTWU KUAC KUAT KUED KUHT KUSM KVCR KVIE KWSU Louisiana Public Broadcasting Maine Public Broadcasting Network Maryland Public Television Milwaukee Public Television Mississippi Public Broadcasting Nebraska Public Media NJ PBS OETA Oregon Public Broadcasting Ozarks Public Television PBS Hawai'i PBS North Carolina PBS SoCal PBS Wisconsin Prairie Public Television Smoky Hills PBS South Carolina ETV Southern Oregon Public Television Twin Cities PBS Vermont PBS WBIQ WCET WCFE WCMU WCTE WCVE WCVW-TV WDCN/WNPT WDCQ WEDU West Virginia Public Broadcasting WETA WFSU-TV WFYI WGBY WGTE-TV WGVU WHRO-TV WHUT PBS WHYY WILL-TV WIPB WITF WJCT WKAR WLIW WLRN-TV WLVT WMFE WMHT/WMHX WNED The WNET Group WNIN WNMU WVIZ WNPB WNYC WOSU WOUB-TV WPBA WPBS-TV WPBT/South Florida PBS WPPT WPSX/WPSU-TV WQED WQLN WSBE WSEC WSKG WSRE WTCI WTTW WTVI WTVP WTVS WUFT WVIA WVPT WVUT WWVU WXXI WYES WYIN (Lakeshore PBS) Wyoming Public Television
Former Stations	KBYU KCSM-TV KNCT WLAE WPXN-TV (WNYC)

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