NET "In Color" ID/Intertel/CBC (1971?)

From the episode of "Science and Conscience" titled "A Matter of Life and Death".
DUDE THIS LOGO BANGERS, btw funny intro cut off cause it's copyrighted.

[@lorddalek]

Music by John Baker of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop

[@andrewschroy6368]

I'm assuming "ABC" is actually the Australian channel, right? Not the one owned by Disney?

[@SBIMoonSquid]

yeah it was the australian one

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​@@SBIMoonSquidThere Isn't That Much Information For This "Intertel" Thing

[@SBIMoonSquid]

@@channel_moved_stop_subscribing not much unfortunately

[@channel_moved_stop_subscribing]

@@SBIMoonSquid I Couldn't Even Find A WIKIPEDIA PAGE On Its Either

[@SBIMoonSquid]

@@channel_moved_stop_subscribing wikipedia silly anyway

[@TheProjectionistsVault]

I have an early Intertel example on film. The British representative in the documentary (Homosexuality in Men and Women) however was Rediffusion London.

[@SBIMoonSquid]

I just saw yo upload, very based to know that fr.

[@tonstad39]

This can’t be any later than 1970, NET changed the name to PBS that year and the in color bumper debuted in 1969

[@LETVReturns]

Actually, the NET name was still used until 1972 (mostly on WNET), even when PBS began.

[@tonstad39]

@@LETVReturns Might've still been used in 1972, but it was a very different logo by then

[@DaREALReddie]

i agree, this must've been in 1970 or 1969.

[@DorienTalks]

Scanimate letters

[@cpyt]

Great

[@SantiagoRevecoLepeReborn]

CBC, the ABC, the BBC and NET?

[@BBC600]

Yes, apparently it appears as though the public broadcasters of Canada, Australia, and Britain made agreements to share each other's programs.