Oklahoma Educational Television Authority/Other

DT1

1972–2006

Alternate logo with IDs for OETA's four full-power stations; used in print advertisements (1978–2001) and station ID slides (1978–1985)

Logo used in print advertisements for promotions specific to Oklahoma City flagship KETA-TV (1978–2001)

Production logo (1972–1981)

Station ID (1985) Source

On-air variant (1988–1989)

On-air variant (1989–1995)

Network ID (1988–1989)

Network ID template (1988–1989)

Network ID (1989–1995)

Network ID (1997–1999) #1

Network ID (1997–1999) #2

Network ID (1997–1999) #3

Network ID (1997–1999) #4

Network ID (1997–1999) with website

3D variant with "The Oklahoma Network" subtitle

Network ID (2000–2002) (Gray and Blue)

Network ID (2000–2002) (Green and Blue)

Network ID (2002–2006)

2006–2016

Print variant

Inverted print variant

Variant with "The Oklahoma Network" subtitle

Light blue variant

3D variant (2006–2009)

White 3D variant (2006–2009)

3D variant with "The Oklahoma Network" subtitle (2006–2009)

High-definition feed logo (2006–2009)

Network ID (2005–2009, website used until 2008)

3D variant (2009–2016)

3D variant with "The Oklahoma Network" subtitle (2009–2016)

60th Anniversary logo (2016)

Celebrating 60 Years picture

2016–present

Print variant

Inverted print variant

3D variant

Former Facebook profile logo (2016–2022)

Facebook profile picture

Station ID

Technical Difficulties

Screen bug

DT2 (OETA Okla)

2006–2019

Station ID

DT2 (OETA World)

2019–2023

Screen bug

Station ID

2023–present

Screen bug

DT3 (OETA You)

2006–2007

LOGO MISSING

DT3 (OETA Create)

2007–2015

2015–present

Station ID

Screen bug

DT4 (OETA Kids)

2006–2017

Station ID (2008–2017)

In 2017, OETA Kids was replaced by the PBS Kids Channel.