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'''Variants:'''  
'''Variants:'''  
* Both black and white and color versions exist for this logo.
* Both black and white and color versions exist for this logo.
* In early shows, the logo had lighter colors ("'''{{color|orangered|N}}{{color|yellow|E}}{{color|deepskyblue|T}}'''"), likely due to film/tape deterioration.
* In early shows, the logo had lighter colors ("'''{{color|orangered|N}}{{color|gold|E}}{{color|deepskyblue|T}}'''"), likely due to film/tape deterioration.
* On the first three seasons (1968-1970) of ''Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'', the NET logo was built into a building that was part of the toy neighborhood in the show’s opening and closing (it was in black on B&W broadcasts to stand out better). This feature remained in reruns until 1989. A copyright notice to “National Educational Television and Radio Center” continued to be used on the show through 1971.
* On the first three seasons (1968-1970) of ''Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'', the NET logo was built into a building that was part of the toy neighborhood in the show’s opening and closing (it was in black on B&W broadcasts to stand out better). This feature remained in reruns until 1989. A copyright notice to “National Educational Television and Radio Center” continued to be used on the show through 1971.
* The closing variant in ''Black Journal'' has the animation for the logo (during the part when the right section of the screen fills up with {{color|dodgerblue|blue}}) fade in a few seconds after the music begins.
* The closing variant in ''Black Journal'' has the animation for the logo (during the part when the right section of the screen fills up with {{color|dodgerblue|blue}}) fade in a few seconds after the music begins.
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