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1960–1967[]
1967–1974[]
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1974–1976[]
1976–1985[]
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_ID.png "KERA (1978) ID.png (924 KB)")
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_(Thinkabout)_(1).png "KERA (1979) (Thinkabout) (1).png (622 KB)")
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1985–2002[]
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Ident from late 1980s
Slide ID
30th anniversary (1990)
Symbol
Used from 1992-1996
Used from 1998-2002
The "13" is similar to what would later be introduced by WTVT in Tampa-St. Petersburg, Florida in 1989, and WHBQ-TV in Memphis, Tennessee in 2006.
2002–2016[]
In 2002, KERA introduced its arguably most famous logo alongside the tagline, "Intelligence Unlimited."
_Superimposed_.png "KERA (2008) Superimposed .png (97 KB)")
Program ID (2005–2016)
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Program ID (2002–2005)
2016–2024[]
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Version with the word TV. 
White version
2024–present[]
References[]
