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Revision as of 18:19, 14 August 2020
W9XAP
1930–1948 (experimental phase)
WNBQ
1948–1954
1954–1956
1956–1964
WMAQ-TV
1964–1969
1969–1975
This logo dates back to when it was originally used by KING-TV in Seattle in 1959.
From a 1971 news ad.
1976–1985
1976–1979
Station ID from After New Year's Day 1976
Logo seen on a print ad.
1979–1985
1985–1992
"Abstract 5"
1985-1986 version
1986-1992 version
WMAQ 1985 ID
WMAQ Station ID, 1985-86
Logo seen on a print ad.
1992–1995
Alternative Variant logo 1992
Station ID featuring an unused prototype logo.
1995–2000
Production tag (1996-1998; used on certain syndicated productions such as Qwik Witz)
1995 NBC stylized logo
2000–2012
Alternate on-air logo since 2008.
News promo from 2006
Screen bug with clock and temperature for Newscasts
2012–present
Logo as seen on website
News logo
WMAQ's Olympic Logo (2012)
Alternative logo
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Another alternative logo
Flat version
2013 version of the current logo, used on their newscasts since 2016
See also
External links
Template:TV stations in Chicago