- This article is about the television channel. For the media conglomerate, see ABS-CBN Corporation.
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Alto Broadcasting System
1953–1967 (Original Version)
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ABS-CBN was founded on October 23, 1953 as ABS known as Alto Broadcasting System. The logo used consisted if a triangle representing a transmitter tower and a circle representing its signals - a precursor of sorts to the iconic logo style that would be launched 14 years later.
1953–1967 (Computer Version)
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Chronicle Broadcasting Network
1956–1967 (Original Version)
1956–1967 (Computer Version)
The logo of Chronicle Broadcasting Network (CBN) consisted of three blocks with the text ''CBN''.
ABS-CBN (first era)
1961–1963
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In 1961, with the opening of the network's first provincial station in Cebu, ABS and CBN merged to form "ABS-CBN". The first logo of the newly-formed network consisted of a black box with the ABS and CBN names on it, and a big letter B connecting the ABS and CBN names. The logo is placed between two numbers, 3 and 9, which then represented the network's owned channels in Metro Manila during this period, with both numbers having their own "channel" name placed on top, thus representing the names "Channel 3" and "Channel 9".
1963–1967
A simplified version of ABS' former symbol was used in 1963. The symbol, which appeared together with the ABS-CBN name in the form of Malayan letters, had four rings, the transmitter appearing in the simplified form of a triangle, and the rectangle being replaced by a square frame appearing with rounded edges.
1967–1972; 1986-1999
1967-1972
The now-iconic design consisting of three rings, a line, and a square made its debut on February 1, 1967. The logo, then in monochrome black and white, had three rings that represent the three island groups of the Philippines (Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao) and a vertical line signifying a transmitter, with a square enclosing the symbol.
The ABS and CBN letters are separated, with ABS on top and CBN at the bottom - possibly an ode to ABS (erstwhile owned by the Quirino family until 1957) and CBN (owned by the Lopezes) being once two separate entities prior to 1961.
1986–1999
In time for the color television broadcasts in the mid 1960's, ABS-CBN started incorporating the now-iconic RGB colors into the rings of its logo. Also, the white frame was swapped for a black box outline.
On September 14, 1986, with the reopening of ABS-CBN after People Power Revolution, this logo would become the official symbol of the company. This was also the first logo to be used in a horizontal format.
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2000-present
2000–2014
The logo was given a major revamp on January 1, 2000, with the dawn of the new millennium. The ABS and CBN acronyms merged below, forming the unified name ABS-CBN, and was given a more refined version of its typeface. The three rings and vertical line remain, but the outlined black box encasing them was removed and replaced by a grey square.
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2014–present
In late 2013, ABS-CBN refreshed their then-current logo. While the overall design remains unchanged, the typeface of the name has been simplified by removing the serifs, the rings and vertical line are drawn thicker, and the grey square is replaced with a white square. The logo was originally launched as a secondary logo on October 7, 2013, and then as the new corporate logo of the company on January 1, 2014.
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