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===Background===
===Background===
'''WPXN-TV''' was a [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]] affiliate located in New York City, New York, as '''WNYC-TV'''. Borrowing its name from the radio station of the same name, the station went on the air on November 5, 1961 and served as an [[National Educational Television|NET]] affiliate until 1970. In 1995, the city decided to sell the station. Then in 1996, the station became independent, now owned by the Dow Jones company and ITT; taking on a hybrid format of sporting events and business news under the name of "S+"; with the '''WNYC-TV''' call letter change to '''WBIS-TV'''. This format failed, and the station was sold to Paxson Communications in 1998 (renaming it again as the current '''WPXN-TV'''); it became the flagship of the family-friendly PAX TV, which became Independent Television from 2005-2007 and Ion Television post-January 29, 2007.
'''WPXN-TV''' was a [[PBS]] affiliate located in New York City, New York, as '''WNYC-TV'''. Borrowing its name from the radio station of the same name, the station went on the air on November 5, 1961 and served as an [[National Educational Television|NET]] affiliate until 1970. In 1995, the city decided to sell the station. Then in 1996, the station became independent, now owned by the Dow Jones company and [[ITT Corporation|ITT]]; taking on a hybrid format of sporting events and business news under the name of "S+", with the '''WNYC-TV''' call letter changed to '''WBIS-TV'''. This format failed, and the station was sold to Paxson Communications in 1998 (renaming it again as the current '''WPXN-TV'''); it became the flagship of the family-friendly [[Pax TV]], which became [[I: Independent Television|Independent Television]] from 2005-2007 and [[Ion Television]] post-January 29, 2007.


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|WNYC (1988) (From - NYC Votes Part 1 of 3).png|1st Logo (1986-1996)
|WNYC (1994) (Credit - wtcvidman).png|2nd Logo (Early 1990s-1996)
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|Mqdefault44c.jpg|Logo (2007-2008)
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==WNYC-TV==
===1st Logo (1986-1996)===
===1st Logo (1986-1996)===
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'''The Normal Logo:'''<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
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WNYC (1988) (From - NYC Votes Part 1 of 3).png
</gallery>'''The Station ID:'''<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
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WCNY (2).jpg
</gallery>'''The Leased time program ID:'''
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
WNYC (1988) (From - NYC Votes Part 1 of 3).png|Standard
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WNYC 31 Fujisankei Communications Group.jpg
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WCNY (2).jpg|Station ID
WNYC 31 SYNOVISION.jpg
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WNYC 31 Fujisankei Communications Group.jpg|Leased time program ID (Fuji TV)
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WNYC 31 RAI America.jpg
WNYC 31 SYNOVISION.jpg|Leased time program ID (Synovision)
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WNYC 31 RAI America.jpg|Leased time program ID (Rai)
</gallery>
</gallery>
{{YouTube|id=HnvDiHHbT9Q}}
{{YouTube|id=HnvDiHHbT9Q}}


'''Logo:''' On a black background with many {{color|blue}}, {{color|deeppink|pink}}, and {{color|darkviolet|purple}} squares and rectangles flying all over the screen, we see the {{color|gold}} letters "{{color|gold|'''WNYC'''}}" rotating into place, while the camera also rotates. A {{color|darkviolet|purple}} rectangle with the word "NEW YORK" on it, in spaced-out white letters, pushes upward, and finally, a {{color|blue}} rectangle with "PRESENTS" on it flies in.
'''Visuals:''' On a black background with many blue, pink, and purple squares and rectangles flying all over the screen, we see the letters "{{color|gold|'''WNYC'''}}" rotating into place, while the camera also rotates. A purple rectangle with the word "NEW YORK" on it in spaced-out white letters pushes upward, and finally a blue rectangle with "PRESENTS" on it flies in.


'''Trivia:''' This logo was designed by Ed Kramer, Fred Kessler and Compugraph Designs.
'''Technique:''' CGI by Ed Kramer and Fred Kessler at Compugraph Designs.


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'''Audio:''' An orchestra tune accompanied by a downward synthesized xylophone.
'''Technique:''' Not too bad animation for the 1980s.


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'''Availability:''' Might turn up on some locally produced shows from the channel from this era, but it's very hard to find.
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'''Music/Sounds:''' An orchestra tune accompanied by a downward synthesized xylophone.


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===2nd Logo (Early 1990s-1996)===
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'''Availability:''' Might turn up on some locally produced shows from the channel (now WPXN and affiliated with the ION Network, but still on channel 31) from this era, but it's very hard to find.

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===2nd Logo (1990s-1996)===
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
WNYC (1994) (Credit - wtcvidman).png
WNYC (1994) (Credit - wtcvidman).png
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{{YouTube|id=ONBEv7ajGX4|id2=W_yLERGGmTY}}
{{YouTube|id=ONBEv7ajGX4|id2=W_yLERGGmTY}}


'''Logo:''' The logo starts off with pictures of New York, with the text "{{color|gold|WNYC/31}}" in {{color|gold}} and "{{color|dodgerblue|New York}}" in {{color|dodgerblue|blue}} on the bottom right corner. The text fades out and the images stop with an image of a staircase of an apartment complex. The {{color|gold|golden}} text "{{color|gold|'''WNYC'''}}" and "{{color|gold|'''TV'''}}" with a diamond shape in between, slides in from the bottom left corner to the center.
'''Visuals:''' The logo starts off with pictures of New York, with the text "{{color|gold|WNYC/31}}" and "{{color|dodgerblue|New York}}" on the bottom right corner. The text fades out and the images stop with an image of a staircase of an apartment complex. The text "{{color|gold|'''WNYC'''}}" and "{{color|gold|'''TV'''}}" with a diamond shape in-between slides in from the bottom left corner to the center.


'''Technique:''' Fading animations, and the CGI text.
'''Technique:''' CGI animation.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A jazzy tune.
'''Audio:''' A jazzy tune.


'''Availability:''' Search for VHS recordings from the early to mid 90s to find this logo.
'''Availability:''' Search for VHS recordings from the early to mid 90s to find this logo.


== WPXN-TV (Ion Television or WPXN Ion 31 New York) ==
==WPXN-TV==
===Logo (2007-2008)===
<center>[[File:Mqdefault44c.jpg|center|thumb|320x320px]]<youtube width="320" height="240">BQcayKZwP5c</youtube></center>
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
Mqdefault44c.jpg
</gallery>
{{YouTube|id=BQcayKZwP5c}}


'''Logo:''' Same as the Ion Television logo. Its kind stations, WPXN, WPXU and WPXO.
'''Visuals:''' Same as the Ion Television logo, with the station call letters WPXN, WPXU and WPXO seen on the bottom.


'''Technique:''' None
'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation.


'''Music and Sounds:''' Same as the Ion Television logo.
'''Music and Sounds:''' Same as the Ion Television logo.


'''Availability:''' Same as the Ion Television logo. {{Navbox-PBS}}{{StationIDs-Navbox}}{{TV-Navbox}}
'''Availability:''' Same as the Ion Television logo.


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Latest revision as of 07:21, 27 October 2024

Background

WPXN-TV was a PBS affiliate located in New York City, New York, as WNYC-TV. Borrowing its name from the radio station of the same name, the station went on the air on November 5, 1961 and served as an NET affiliate until 1970. In 1995, the city decided to sell the station. Then in 1996, the station became independent, now owned by the Dow Jones company and ITT; taking on a hybrid format of sporting events and business news under the name of "S+", with the WNYC-TV call letter changed to WBIS-TV. This format failed, and the station was sold to Paxson Communications in 1998 (renaming it again as the current WPXN-TV); it became the flagship of the family-friendly Pax TV, which became Independent Television from 2005-2007 and Ion Television post-January 29, 2007.


WNYC-TV

Contents

1st Logo (1986-1996) 2nd Logo (Early 1990s-1996)
1st Logo (1986-1996) 2nd Logo (Early 1990s-1996)


WPXN-TV

Contents

Logo (2007-2008)  
Logo (2007-2008)

WNYC-TV

1st Logo (1986-1996)

  • Standard
    Standard
  • Station ID
    Station ID
  • Leased time program ID (Fuji TV)
    Leased time program ID (Fuji TV)
  • Leased time program ID (Synovision)
    Leased time program ID (Synovision)
  • Leased time program ID (Rai)
    Leased time program ID (Rai)


Visuals: On a black background with many blue, pink, and purple squares and rectangles flying all over the screen, we see the letters "WNYC" rotating into place, while the camera also rotates. A purple rectangle with the word "NEW YORK" on it in spaced-out white letters pushes upward, and finally a blue rectangle with "PRESENTS" on it flies in.

Technique: CGI by Ed Kramer and Fred Kessler at Compugraph Designs.

Audio: An orchestra tune accompanied by a downward synthesized xylophone.

Availability: Might turn up on some locally produced shows from the channel from this era, but it's very hard to find.

2nd Logo (Early 1990s-1996)


Visuals: The logo starts off with pictures of New York, with the text "WNYC/31" and "New York" on the bottom right corner. The text fades out and the images stop with an image of a staircase of an apartment complex. The text "WNYC" and "TV" with a diamond shape in-between slides in from the bottom left corner to the center.

Technique: CGI animation.

Audio: A jazzy tune.

Availability: Search for VHS recordings from the early to mid 90s to find this logo.

WPXN-TV

Logo (2007-2008)


Visuals: Same as the Ion Television logo, with the station call letters WPXN, WPXU and WPXO seen on the bottom.

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Music and Sounds: Same as the Ion Television logo.

Availability: Same as the Ion Television logo.

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