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The Mutual Broadcasting System (MBS) is an American commercial television network owned by T-Media. The radio network launched on May 15, 1935. The television network launched on August 24, 1945.

1934-1937

1937-1939

1939-1944

1944-1949

1945-1949

The first MBS logo was in the style of the 1944 radio logo. Until 1963, and again from 1972-1999 for the wordmark next to the MBS Pentagon, each subsequent television logo was in the style of the radio network's logo.

1949-1954

1954-1957

1957-1960

1960-1964

1964-1965

1965-present

This logo was designed by Lippincott in 1965 and introduced on September 26 that year, after the completion of its color television tests. The logo is an M closed by an extra line segment. The five points represent the five networks that existed up to the logo's introduction, which includes DuMont. It can be broken down into 3 right isosceles triangles, representing the 3 phosphors of color television.

1965-1972, 1999-2015

This logo was introduced along with the current symbol. The wordmark is in Helvetica. It was retired as part of the radio network's logo change in 1972. It was brought back after the radio network's closure in 1999. It was retired once again in 2015 as part of a rebrand.

1972-1982

As part of a logo change of the radio network, MBS switched its font to Horatio. Up until the radio network's closure in 1999, the font of the television network logo's wordmark depended on the logo of the radio network's logo.

1982-1985

1985-1999

File:MBS Logo 1985.svg

2015-2021

File:MBS Logo 2015.svg

At the start of the 2015-16 season, a new logo was introduced along with new presentation, created by Troika Design Group. A bespoke font, Elson, was designed for MBS by Fontsmith. The wordmark changed from Helvetica to Elson. A signature color was introduced as well, known as Biscay.

2021-present

On December 25, 2020, T-Media North America unveiled rebrands for its channels, including MBS, using the TeleNeo font. This logo was launched at the start of the spring 2021 season. The color Biscay is kept for the rebrand.

V • T • E T-Media

A part of Deutsche Telekom

Film production:
Lionsgate Films (Other) | Summit Entertainment (Other) | Mutual Pictures (Other) | Funhouse Movies (Other)

T-Media Television:

ProSiebenSat.1 Media:
ProSieben | Sat.1 | Kabel eins | ATV (Austria)

Groupe TF1¹:
TF1 | TFX | LCI | Télé Monte Carlo | TF1 Séries Films

US broadcast networks:
MBS | Américavision

Starz, Inc.
Starz | Starz Encore | MoviePlex

International channels
Choice (international):
Asia: Randomia | India
Europe: United Kingdom

Humor (international):
Asia: Randomia
Europe: Germany

Sense (international):
North America: Canada
Asia: Japan
Europe: United Kingdom | Russia & CIS

V • T • Shaw Times?action=edit E Golden Shaw Times
A joint venture between T-Media, Warner Bros. Discovery, and CK Hutchinson Golden Shaw Group Shaw Brothers Studio \| Orange Sky Golden Harvest (Other) \| Golden Shaw Theaters CIN Group CIN (Other) \| CIN2 (Other) \| CIN News Channel (Other) \| CIN Viva (Other) Other: China Times \| Celestial Tiger Entertainment
owned by UGStudios.

Other:
El Nueve | Tokyo MX

MBS Theme Parks, Experiences, and Consumer Products:

Theme parks:
MBS World West | MBS World Orlando | MBS World London | MBS World Tokyo | MBS World Singapore

Other:
Great Wolf Lodge

Notes:
¹Co-owned with Orange S.A..
²Co-owned with Grupo Imagen.

owned by UGStudios.

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-The '''Mutual Broadcasting System''' ('''MBS''') is an American commercial television network owned by UBS Corp. The radio network launched on May 15, 1935. The television network launched on August 24, 1945.
+{{Primary Logos}}
+The '''Mutual Broadcasting System''' ('''MBS''') is an American commercial television network owned by T-Media. The radio network launched on May 15, 1935. The television network launched on August 24, 1945.
 == 1934-1937 ==
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 == 1945-1949 ==
-[[File:MBS logo 1945.svg|center|220x220px]]The first MBS logo was in the style of the 1944 radio logo. Until 1969, each subsequent logo was in the style of the radio network's logo.
+[[File:MBS logo 1945.svg|center|220x220px]]The first MBS logo was in the style of the 1944 radio logo. Until 1963, and again from 1972-1999 for the wordmark next to the MBS Pentagon, each subsequent television logo was in the style of the radio network's logo.
 == 1949-1954 ==
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 == 1960-1964 ==
-[[File:MBS Logo 1960.svg|center|220x220px]]
+[[File:MBS Logo 1960.svg|center|220x220px|]]
-== 1964-1966 ==
+== 1964-1965 ==
-[[File:MBS logo 1964.svg|center|220x220px]]
+[[File:MBS logo 1964.svg|center|220x220px|]]
-== 1966-1969 ==
-[[File:MBS Logo 1966.svg|center|220x220px]]
-== 1969-Present ==
+== 1965-present ==
-[[File:MBS logo.svg|center|220x220px]]This logo was designed by Landor Associates in 1969 and introduced on November 25 that year. The logo is an M closed by an extra line segment.
+[[File:MBS.svg|center|220x220px]]This logo was designed by Lippincott in 1965 and introduced on September 26 that year, after the completion of its color television tests.  The logo is an M closed by an extra line segment. The five points represent the five networks that existed up to the logo's introduction, which includes DuMont. It can be broken down into 3 right isosceles triangles, representing the 3 phosphors of color television.
-=== 1969-1972, 1999-2016 ===
+=== 1965-1972, 1999-2015 ===
-[[File:MBS logo Helvetica.svg|center|220x220px]]This logo was introduced along with the current symbol. The wordmark is in Helvetica. It was retired as part of the radio network's logo change. It was brought back after the radio network's closure in 1999. It was retired once again in 2017 as part of a rebrand.
+[[File:MBS 1965.svg|center|220x220px]]This logo was introduced along with the current symbol. The wordmark is in Helvetica. It was retired as part of the radio network's logo change in 1972. It was brought back after the radio network's closure in 1999. It was retired once again in 2015 as part of a rebrand.
 === 1972-1982 ===
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 [[File:MBS Logo 1985.svg|center|220x220px]]
-=== 2017-Present ===
+=== 2015-2021 ===
-[[File:MBS logo 2016.svg|center|220x220px]]On November 23, 2017, a new logo was introduced along with new presentation, created by Troika Design Group. A bespoke font, Elson, was designed for MBS by Fontsmith. The wordmark changed from Helvetica to Elson.
+[[File:MBS Logo 2015.svg|center|220x220px]]At the start of the 2015-16 season, a new logo was introduced along with new presentation, created by Troika Design Group. A bespoke font, Elson, was designed for MBS by Fontsmith. The wordmark changed from Helvetica to Elson. A signature color was introduced as well, known as Biscay.
-== See Also ==
+=== 2021-present ===
+[[File:MBS 2021.svg|center|220x220px]]On December 25, 2020, T-Media North America unveiled rebrands for its channels, including MBS, using the TeleNeo font. This logo was launched at the start of the spring 2021 season. The color Biscay is kept for the rebrand.
-[[MBS (United States)/Other]][[Category:United States]]
-[[Category:UBS Corp]]
+{{MBS Corp}}
+[[Category:United States]]
+[[Category:MBS Corp]]
 [[Category:1934]]
+[[Category:Fictionalized versions]]