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===Background===
===Logo (1970-1972)===
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NBC Educational Enterprises (1970, Source - Pollution is a Matter of Choice).png
NBC Educational Enterprises (1972, Source - The Blue-Collar Trap).png
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'''Logo:''' On a {{color|maroon}}/{{color|orange}} background, there is a white box consisting of the NBC snake logo in {{color|maroon}} inside of a white square on the left, along with "{{font|Oswald|EDUCATIONAL ENTERPRISES}}" in a stacked format on the right. Underneath the box is "{{font|Oswald|PRESENTS}}" in white.▼
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'''Technique:''' None.▼
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'''Availability:''' Rare. This was mainly seen in ''Pollution is a Matter of Choice'' and ''The Blue-Collar Trap''. This may also be seen in their other documentary films during the period, but would most likely only contain the [[Films Incorporated]] logo instead.▼
▲'''Availability:'''
===References===
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[[Category:United States]]
[[Category:Education logos]]
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Latest revision as of 10:56, 15 August 2024
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Background
NBC Educational Enterprises was the educational division of NBC, which was active in the late 1960s and early 1970s.[1]
Logo (1970-1972)
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Visuals: On a maroon background, there is a white box consisting of the NBC snake logo in maroon inside of a white square on the left, along with the white text "EDUCATIONAL ENTERPRISES" in a stacked format on the right. Underneath the box is the white text "PRESENTS".
Technique: A still graphic.
Audio: None.
Availability: This was seen on Pollution is a Matter of Choice and The Blue-Collar Trap. This may also be seen on their other documentary films during the period, but would most likely only contain the Films Incorporated logo instead.
