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Published: 2020-07-16 05:19:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 2765; Favourites: 8; Downloads: 4
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See also:
- Indirect:
- Others:
- Miscellaneous:
- AH Stop Signage: The Philippines (Luuk/Tagaluuk)
- Flags: The Philippines (Volume 1, Volume 2 ) (and some coat of arms ,too! )
- Some Literature-related stuff, mostly conlang
- Logos:
For the principal PoD(s) behind this post, check out the hyphenated linked posted above, so no need for further explanation in the description box.
From its first regular broadcast in 1961, Antena Pitu had its first phase of its expansion; in its first four years, the management of the network had gained partnerships with both local entrepreneurs and foreign investors in expanding their reach to the rest of the Luuk-speaking provinces (as legislated during that era), as the rest of the archipelago were served by the public television (Televisiong Pambanwa nan Sankapuluan ,TPS) as a monopoly, a fact that was retained until the next decade, with the completion of regular color broadcasts. Thus, when this logo was launched in 1965, 98% of the Luuk-speaking population had already received Antena Pitu broadcasts, most of which had a dedicated local programming for each of the provinces, most notably newscasts.
The logo itself is the first variant of the Circle 7 logo that was used by the network; the design would be revived in 1979, now with spectrum colors in circle, serving as the network's corporate identity for the next thirteen years.
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