Georgia Public Broadcasting is a PBS member television and NPR-affiliated radio network serving the state of Georgia though nine full-power television stations and 17 public radio stations all over the state.
In addition, since 2014, GPB Radio programming has aired during the daytime hours daily over Georgia State University-owned WRAS 88.5 FM/Atlanta by arrangement with the Georgia Public Telecommunications Commission. (WUWG carries a mix of WRAS’s GPB Radio offerings and the main GPB Radio feed.) See also: GPB Kids
Georgia ETV Network[]
1960–1970[]
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Georgia Public Television[]
1970–1989[]
1970–1984[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
ITC Serif Gothic Bold
Launched:
Unknown
schedule bumper, 1981
1984–1989[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Friz Quadrata
Launched:
Unknown
GPTV local ident with the station identification for WGTV in Athens–Atlanta.
1989–2004[]
1989–1998[]
Station ID, used for WGTV
Station ID with station identification
1998–2004[]
Print version
Station ID (1998-1999) #1
Station ID (1998-1999) #2
Station ID (1999–2004) #1
Station ID (1999–2004) #2
Georgia Public Broadcasting[]
2004–2010[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Myriad
Launched:
Unknown
Print version
Alternate version
Alternate blue version
Alternate print version
"GPB" only
Print "GPB" only
Production bumper
Station ID
2010–2024[]
Print version
Symbol
Print version of the symbol
Wordmark
White wordmark
White version
Logo with the current logos for PBS and NPR (2019–2024)
GPB Radio logo (201?–2024)
Production bumper (2010–2015)
Production bumper (2015–present)
Station ID (2012)
2025–present[]
On January 1, 2025, Georgia Public Broadcasting rebranded with a new wordmark and symbol. It was unveiled on a blog post.