WOGX

WBSP-TV

1983–1987

WOGX

1987–1991

The call letters were changed to the current WOGX in 1987.

1991–1993

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1993–1997

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The Fox 51 branding began in 1993.

1997–2007

Featured an up-to-date Fox logo.

2007–present

This logo branding, currently in use by most of the Fox O&Os, is based on the Fox News logo; with their website names ("myfox(city name).com") based off of the domain for the social network Myspace, which former Fox parent News Corporation briefly owned. Other Fox O&Os rolled out this branding in 2006. This branding was first introduced in 2005, when only one Fox O&O used it.

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Predecessors: 21st Century Fox | News Corporation Affiliate company: News Corp Split from: The Walt Disney Company Divisions and brands: Fox News | Fox Sports (Other) | Fox Entertainment | Fox First Run Animation studio Bento Box Entertainment Broadcast television networks: Fox (Others | Logo Variations) | MyNetworkTV | Movies!1 Fox Television Stations Fox network affiliates: KDFW | KMSP-TV | KRIV | KSAZ-TV | KTBC | KTTV | KTVU | WAGA-TV | WFLD | WJBK | WJZY | WNYW | WOFL | WOGX | WTTG | WTVT | WTXF-TV MyNetworkTV affiliates: KCOP-TV | KDFI | KTXH | KUTP | WDCA | WFTC | WMYT-TV | WPWR-TV | WRBW | WWOR-TV Other stations: KICU-TV (Independent) Cable networks: News: Fox Business Network | Fox News Channel Sports: Big Ten Network2 | Fox College Sports | Fox Deportes | Fox Soccer Plus | FS1 | FS2 | Fox Sports Racing Radio networks: Fox News Radio | Fox News Talk | Fox Sports Radio Digital media: FoxSports.com | Fox Sports Go | Fox Now | Fox Nation Defunct assets: 4Kids TV | BHC Communications | FoxBox | Fox Footy | Fox Kids (Others) | Fox Lab | Fox Sports Houston | Fox Sports News Asia | Fox Sports World Canada | Fox Soccer | Fox Television Stations Productions | Foxnet | FSN Chicago | Fuel TV (Australia) | Metromedia | New World Communications | Speed (Australia) | Storer Communications | United Television 1Joint venture with Weigel Broadcasting. 2Joint venture with Big Ten Conference.