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Universal Media Studios reverted back to its original moniker name, Universal Television on September 12, 2011, along with a redesigned logo and new staff. The subsidiary of NBCUniversal stated that the logo "pays homage to a global-inspired trademark that is reminiscent of its earlier years but it has been slightly updated".
- (October 7, 1973-1980) Visuals: Same backdrop as the previous logo, but the phrase was shortened again to... FROM. UNIVERSAL. AN MCA COMPANY. This time, "UNIVERSAL" is in the same font as used in that era's movie logo and also appears textured (in fact, this looks like a still of the 1963-1990 movie logo, with MCA information added in afterwards).
- (September 14, 1975-October 29, 1991) Visuals: Same as the previous logo, but with a few differences: The font color seems to be mainly white, ivory, pink, or yellow (though this may be due to film deterioration), while still a bit planetary.
- (1987-1991) Visuals: Just the end of the 1973 Universal Pictures logo used in place of the TV logo. Technique: Live-action model work. Audio: None.
- (September 16, 1991-November 2, 1997) Videotaped variant. Videotaped "In Association With" variant. Stretched starfield variant. Visuals: It's nearly the same as its 1990 motion picture counterpart, but with a few differences
(NBCUniversal) Background. On September 12, 2011, Universal Media Studios was renamed back to its original name, Universal Television. The company launched its unscripted television division in 2016. Distribution of these shows go to NBCUniversal Syndication Studios . 1st Logo (prototype logo) (September 14-October 2011)
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The current company of Universal Television was formed in 1962 after MCA bought Decca Records, who was also the owner of Universal-International Pictures and renamed MCA's television production company Revue Studios to the then-current name.
