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PTEN Networks Asia/Europe

1994-1998

UPN Channels Asia/Europe

1998-2002

2002-2006

Starting with this logo, the Paramount connections were de-emphasized and the network was exclusively and officially referred to as "UPN". This was the last UPN logo used before the network, as such, folded and was merged with The WB Network to form the present-day CW network.

The Asian/European WB Networks

1998-1999

1999-2006

In 1999, the logo was tilted at an angle; official depictions of it would render it this way for the remainder of the network's run. This logo was first seen in 1995 print advertisement for The WB and was used as a secondary logo until 1999.

The CW Networks Asia/Europe

2006-2008

This was a proposed logo used to advertise The CW Television Network when the announcement of the formation of The CW was first made, and was used on The CW channels until 2008. This logo bears a complimentary resemblance to WGN-TV, a former CW affiliate and was used by that affiliate before network launch.

2008-2017

The logo and identity for The CW were created by Troika Design Group. The new logo was presented in May 2006 in the US, and the new logo launched in July 2008. The logo, which consists of the letter "C" and "W" connected to one another, has drawn comparisons to the logo for Time Warner-owned CNN, though the logo also closely resembles the logotype used by Subway Restaurants from 1968 to 2002.

2017-present

On June 12, 2017, The CW Asia and Europe got a new logo. The new logo was created by Brendan Wray which the logo is bold and brash and requires that energy with its visuals. The logo warps to the changing energy of each channel: moody for The CW World; vibrant for The CW Movies; summery for The CW Sports.

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+Starting with this logo, the Paramount connections were de-emphasized and the network was exclusively and officially referred to as "UPN". This was the last UPN logo used before the network, as such, folded and was merged with The WB Network to form the present-day CW network.
 ==The Asian/European WB Networks==
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 ===1999-2006===
 [[File:The WB logo.svg.png|250px|center]]
+In 1999, the logo was tilted at an angle; official depictions of it would render it this way for the remainder of the network's run. This logo was first seen in 1995 print advertisement for The WB and was used as a secondary logo until 1999.
 ==The CW Networks Asia/Europe==
 ===2006-2008===
 [[File:Converted_file_1dcfb0c2.png|300px|centre]]
+This was a proposed logo used to advertise The CW Television Network when the announcement of the formation of The CW was first made, and was used on The CW channels until 2008. This logo bears a complimentary resemblance to WGN-TV, a former CW affiliate and was used by that affiliate before network launch.
 ===2008-2017===
 [[File:The CW logo 4800x2000.png|centre|300px]]
+The logo and identity for The CW were created by Troika Design Group. The new logo was presented in May 2006 in the US, and the new logo launched in July 2008. The logo, which consists of the letter "C" and "W" connected to one another, has drawn comparisons to the logo for Time Warner-owned CNN, though the logo also closely resembles the logotype used by Subway Restaurants from 1968 to 2002.
 ===2017-present===
 [[File:the CW logo 4800x2466.png|centre|300px]]
-On February 1, 2017, The CW Asia and Europe got a new logo. The new logo was created by Brendan Wray which the logo is bold and brash and requires that energy with its visuals. The logo warps to the changing energy of each channel: moody for The CW World; vibrant for The CW Movies; summery for The CW Sports.
+On June 12, 2017, The CW Asia and Europe got a new logo. The new logo was created by Brendan Wray which the logo is bold and brash and requires that energy with its visuals. The logo warps to the changing energy of each channel: moody for The CW World; vibrant for The CW Movies; summery for The CW Sports.
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