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===Background===
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Arkansas Educational Television Network is a state network of [[PBS]] with stations serving the state of Arkansas. It launched on December 4, 1966 and is headquartered in Conway.


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=== 1st ID (1979)===
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Background: Arkansas Educational Television Network is a state network of PBS with stations serving the state of Arkansas. It launched on December 4, 1966 and is headquartered in Conway.
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'''Visuals:''' On a blue background, there is the Arkansas Educational Television Commission logo, consisting of four {{color|orange}} and {{color|#FFD900|yellow}} ovals (the first and fourth ones being {{color|orange}} and the second and third ones being {{color|#FFD900|yellow}}) with the network's initials ("'''a'''", "'''e'''", "'''t'''", and "'''c'''" respectively) inside them in a black ABC-like font, and the words "'''arkansas educational television commission'''" in all lowercase letters next to them.
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1st Logo (1979)


'''Technique:''' A still, printed image filmed by a camera.
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Logo: On a blue background, the "Arkansas Educational Television Commission" logo is seen. Four ovals (2 orange 2 yellow) can be seen on the left, each having either the letter A, E, T, or C in a black ABC-like font on top. On the right are the words "arkansas educational television commission" in all lowercase letters.


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'''Audio:''' A short rhode organ tune.
FX/SFX: Fade-In and Fade-Out


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'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Money Magic''.
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Music/Sounds: A short rhode organ tune.


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=== 2nd ID (1983-1987)===
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Availability: Seen on "Money Magic".
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a {{color|gold|golden}} flash appears and forms a ring. The ring rotates to the front, then it flashes again to form the words "{{color|gold|'''AETN'''}}". {{color|orange|Orange}} sparkles are seen below the words, which form the words "{{color|blue|An}}" (above "{{color|gold|'''AETN'''}}") and "{{color|blue|Presentation}}" (below "{{color|gold|'''AETN'''}}"), a copyright year stamp, "{{color|blue|Arkansas Educational Television Network}}", and "{{color|blue|All Rights Reserved}}".The ring then glows {{color|blue}}, and the logo stays on-screen for 5 seconds, while continuing to shine.
Editor's Note: TBA.


'''Technique:''' CGI.
2nd Logo
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(1983-1987)
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Arkansas Educational TV Network logo (1983)


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'''Audio:''' The last few seconds of “Byte by Byte”, the original theme for ''The Computer Chronicles''.
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Logo: On a black background, a goldenflash is seen. It forms a ring. It rotates to the front, then it flashes again to form the words "AETN". Orange sparkles are seen below the words, which form from top to bottom "Presentation", a copyright year stamp, "Arkansas Educational Television Network", and "All Rights Reserved".The ring then glowsblue. It stays on while shining for 5 seconds.


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'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Nowhere to Go But Up'', which can be viewed on the American Archive of Public Broadcasting.
FX/SFX: The golden flash, the ring rotating, the forming flash, the sparkles, the blue glow, and the shining of the ring and words.


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Music/Sounds: The last few seconds of “Byte by Byte”, the original theme for The Computer Chronicles.


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Availability: Seen on Nowhere to Go But Up, which can be viewed on the American Archive of Public Broadcasting.


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Editor's Note: None.
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Revision as of 03:42, 28 February 2024

Credits
Descriptions by
19Joshua

Captures by
19Joshua

Video captures courtesy of
LogoMeitnerium75

Background

Arkansas Educational Television Network is a state network of PBS with stations serving the state of Arkansas. It launched on December 4, 1966 and is headquartered in Conway.

1st ID (1979)


Visuals: On a blue background, there is the Arkansas Educational Television Commission logo, consisting of four orange and yellow ovals (the first and fourth ones being orange and the second and third ones being yellow) with the network's initials ("a", "e", "t", and "c" respectively) inside them in a black ABC-like font, and the words "arkansas educational television commission" in all lowercase letters next to them.

Technique: A still, printed image filmed by a camera.

Audio: A short rhode organ tune.

Availability: Seen on Money Magic.

2nd ID (1983-1987)


Visuals: On a black background, a golden flash appears and forms a ring. The ring rotates to the front, then it flashes again to form the words "AETN". Orange sparkles are seen below the words, which form the words "An" (above "AETN") and "Presentation" (below "AETN"), a copyright year stamp, "Arkansas Educational Television Network", and "All Rights Reserved".The ring then glows blue, and the logo stays on-screen for 5 seconds, while continuing to shine.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: The last few seconds of “Byte by Byte”, the original theme for The Computer Chronicles.

Availability: Seen on Nowhere to Go But Up, which can be viewed on the American Archive of Public Broadcasting.


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