Tweens
1994 (Prelaunch)
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Starz Encore Family was originally intended to be called Tweens, before the network announced a naming contest in 1994 to allow the public to decide a name for the channel, which would end up being WAM!: America's Youth Network.
WAM!: America's Youth Network
1994–1997
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In September 1994, Encore launched WAM!: America's Youth Network, along with True Stories & Drama and Action as the last of its original seven multiplex channels. Note that WAM serves as an acronym for "What Adults are Missing".
1997–2005
In 1997, "youth" was changed to "kidz" and the font of the slogan was changed.
Encore Wam
2005–2011
Wam was relaunched as Encore Wam, as part of a rebranding of the Encore multiplex to bring them in line with the main Encore channel in March 2005.
Encore Family
2011–2013
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On August 1, 2011, Encore Wam was rebranded as Encore Family.
2013–2016
Starz Encore Family
2016–present
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