The history of WNET begins with WATV (Channel 13), established on May 15, 1948 as the fourth TV station in New York City, and the 25th in the United States. Originally it was owned by Frank V. Bremer, CEO of Bremer Broadcasting Corporation, which had also a WAAT radio.

The first appearance of the logo is on an unknown show in 1972, although one of the first appearances of the logo was on VD Blues in October 1972; this logo made its last appearance on the seven-part miniseries Women in Art.

2019年12月25日 · WNET is the PBS affiliate located in Newark, New Jersey. They first signed on the air on May 15, 1948,being the oldest of all the stations (although it joined NET in 1962). ...more. Merry...

2020年7月31日 · Welcome to the my 100th Logo History episode. I have decided to do an updated version of WNET for 100, and here it is. I really hope you enjoy this video, an...

The first appearance of the logo is on an unknown show in 1972, although one of the first appearances of the logo was on VD Blues in October 1972; this logo made its last appearance on the seven-part miniseries Women in Art.

Background: WNET is the PBS affiliate located in Newark, New Jersey. They first signed on the air on May 15, 1948, being the oldest of all the stations (although it joined NET in 1962). It also serves New York City, New York.

On May 12, 2009, Thirteen parent company WNET.org was rebranded, along with both stations, Thirteen and WLIW. The new identity was developed with Pentagram in New York. The corporation and the stations are linked through the dot in WNET.org.

WNET is the PBS affiliate located in Newark, New Jersey. They first signed on the air on May 15, 1948, being the oldest of all the stations (although it joined NET in 1962). It also serves New York City. Version without " THIRTEEN ". This is the only version to make up a corporate logo.