Change: -----------------------------------------------------------------CORPORATION------------------------PRODUCTION(in white)in white, fade in below, along with some very small copyright text at the bottom left (it's too small for me to read).Byline: Starting in 1968, the byline "(C) (year) HEARST-ARGYLE   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 931)

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Change: at the NBC Tower in Chicago, Illinois. It is like the regular Multimedia logo of the time, but it has the word "BROADCASTING" in place of "ENTERTAINMENT". When Gannett sold this company to Universal Studios (now part of NBC Universal) in 1996, the byline "A Universal Company" was   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 929)

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Change: Doom, and Shadeed A. KellyEditions by Shadeed A. Kelly, V of Doom, and mr3uriousVideo captures by Eric S., professor1966, LARDLOGO, and phasicbluAvco Broadcasting CorporationBackground: Avco Broadcasting Corporation was the broadcasting division of the Aviation   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 917)

Change: on VCR-taped episodes of Donahue, Sally Jesse Raphael, and Jerry Springer from the era. This logo was replaced with the 1996 bylineless Universal TelevisionPictures logo.Scare Factor: Low to medium; an improvement over the previous logo, being less scary than its predecessor.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 828)

Change: From 1976-1984, the TV shows would use a copyright stamp to Multimedia Entertainment. This company merged to Gannett in 1995 and finally to MCA (later reincorporated as Universal Studios)Studios in 1996, closing definitively in 1997. This extinct company never used a proper logo (possibly) until 1984.1st Logo(1984-1992)   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 828)

Change: Santa Clause Conquers the Martians DVD. Scare Factor: Low._______________________________________________________________Multimedia EntertainmentBackground: In 1976, Avco Embassy Films Corp. sold their television division to Multimedia, Inc. and was thus renamed to Multimedia Entertainment. This company merged to Gannett in 1995 and finally to   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 816)

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Change: three singers, a male and femaletwo singersfemales singing "Avco... BROADCASTIIING!". Some electronic beeps are also heard in between.Availability: Extinct, being seen originally on The Paul Dixon Show during the 1960s.Scare Factor: Low._______________________________________________________________Avco Embassy TelevisionBackground: Avco Embassy Television   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 807)