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Logo descriptions by Donny Pearson
Background: In May 2009, three years after CBS Paramount Domestic Television, CBS Paramount International Television and King World Productions became CBS Television Distribution, the post-2006 CBS Corporation, formerly the old Viacom, ended its three-year licensing rights to the Paramount name and logo from the post-2006 Viacom, which owns Paramount Pictures. As a result, the CBS Paramount Television group and its Network Television arm were rebranded as CBS Television Studios. In addition, the then-revived CBS Paramount International Televisioin was renamed CBS Studios International. For the first time on network television since 1966, the "Paramountain" or anything resembling Paramount's symbol is nowhere to be seen. New and returning television shows will have a copyright for either CBS Studios, Inc. or CBS Broadcasting, Inc.
Description: On a tuqoise background, we see the CBS eye logo zooming from the left and almost fill the screen for a second and then zoom out to the left at the same time "CBS" zoom out to the right and with the words "TELEVISION STUDIOS" below the CBS name.
FX/SFX: The CBS eye zooming forward and back.
Music/Sounds: May vary. Otherwise, unknown for the moment.
Availability: Debuted on the series premiere of the newly-revived-and-rebooted Melrose Place on the CW Television Network.
Scare Factor: None.
Background: In May 2009, three years after CBS Paramount Domestic Television, CBS Paramount International Television and King World Productions became CBS Television Distribution, the post-2006 CBS Corporation, formerly the old Viacom, ended its three-year licensing rights to the Paramount name and logo from the post-2006 Viacom, which owns Paramount Pictures. As a result, the CBS Paramount Television group and its Network Television arm were rebranded as CBS Television Studios. In addition, the then-revived CBS Paramount International Televisioin was renamed CBS Studios International. For the first time on network television since 1966, the "Paramountain" or anything resembling Paramount's symbol is nowhere to be seen. New and returning television shows will have a copyright for either CBS Studios, Inc. or CBS Broadcasting, Inc.
(2009-)
Nickname: "The Driving Eye"Description: On a tuqoise background, we see the CBS eye logo zooming from the left and almost fill the screen for a second and then zoom out to the left at the same time "CBS" zoom out to the right and with the words "TELEVISION STUDIOS" below the CBS name.
FX/SFX: The CBS eye zooming forward and back.
Music/Sounds: May vary. Otherwise, unknown for the moment.
Availability: Debuted on the series premiere of the newly-revived-and-rebooted Melrose Place on the CW Television Network.
Scare Factor: None.
