NBC Nightly News

NBC Television Newsreel

1948–1951

Camel/Plymouth News Caravan

1951–1956

By 1955; the makers of Camel cigarettes, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, cut their sponsorship to three days a week; with Chrysler Corporation taking the other days, during which the name would be the "Plymouth News Caravan".

The Huntley-Brinkley Report

The first Huntley-Brinkley Report was aired on October 29, 1956 and the last was aired on July 31, 1970.

1956–1965

1965–1967

1967–1970

NBC Nightly News

On August 1, 1970 the first NBC Nightly News was aired.

1970–1972

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1972–1976

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1976–1979

1976–1978

1978–1979

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1979–1982

1982–1983

NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw

1983–1984

1984–1985

1985–1989

1989–1990

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1990–1992

1992–1994

Later Variant

Tom Brokaw posing with the logo, circa 1993

1994–1999

1999–2004

Note the Peacock in this logo is gold.

NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams

2004–2007

Template:Missing former logo When Brian Williams succeeded Tom Brokaw as NBC Nightly News anchor in late 2004, the Peacock is changed to the standard color palette.

2007–2016

2007–2015

NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt

2015–2016

During the announcement that Lester Holt would permanently become the main anchor for NBC Nightly News starting in June 2015, the logo has changed.

2016–present

Version with full color "Rainbow Peacock" logo

Version with full gradient color "Rainbow Peacock" logo

The program introduced a new logo and intro on October 10, 2016. On an unknown date in September or October 2017, the intro has been shortened; the camera no longer zooms into a building, but rather shows the logo over a sphere, before cutting directly to the beginning of the program.

Other

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