Media Probes (circa. early 1980's) The origins of the PBS logo.
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The Face from the PBS logo is actually facing right nowadays. I can't believe the obsession they have about their political profile.
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1:14 SAINT SEIYA!!!
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This is very interesting! I always thought that the P-Head was their first idea, because of the public, and the smart programming.
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Uh, all I see in front of me is a big B. That's why I have to look to the left.
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This IS interesting.
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I think, in this case, the resulting final logo was the best. Some of the other designs looked messy, and some looked too political. A couple of the rejects were OK though...
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Why did they ever flip the logo in the 1980s?
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Too liberal facing left! Liberal IS left!
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"The immediate reaction was it looks too Jewish."
Oh man, you couldn't get away with saying that now...
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Most of these were featured in a TV ad from member station WTVS Detroit, featuring the Lionel Richie song "Say You, Say Me".
Great find, MattBL! Where did you get this from? I've been looking for a DVD of this Media Probes program as well as the seven others that were done, on the subjects of Political Campaigns, Television News, Soap Operas, Soundaround, Photography, and I can't remember what the other two programs in the series were about.
Aspergian 1 year ago
@Aspergian I followed your advice on your monologue. I went to the site. I downloaded it and I took the part where it talks about the PBS logo.
:D
MattBL 1 year ago