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Logo: It looks just like the 1962 Revue Studios 'Blinking Negatives' logo, without the additional animation. On September 12, 2011, Universal Media Studios was renamed back to its original name, 'Universal Television'. On June 14, 2007, NBC Universal Television Studio was renamed to Universal Media Studios (UMS).

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However, the company decided to keep the NBC and Universal Television names in the end credits from any series by NBC or Universal. On May 12, 2004, General Electric (GE) acquired 80% of Universal Studios and merged the studio with NBC to form 'NBC Universal, Inc.' (now 'NBCUniversal Media, LLC') and merged the two television companies to form 'NBC Universal Television' (now 'NBCUniversal Television'). In 2001, Vivendi Universal acquired USA Networks and made Diller as CEO of VU Entertainment, fully reforming Universal Television. However in 1999, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios used its debt to acquire most of the pre-1996 films (1,300 titles) by PolyGram from Seagram. The deal closed in 1999, and the name PolyGram was soon scrubbed and replaced with the Universal name. In 1998, Seagram bought PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, which included PolyGram Television. It handled international distribution of Studios USA shows, while Studios USA handled domestic distribution of Universal's own library.

#A universal time logo tv

In 1998, the breakup of United International Pictures' TV arm led to Universal reforming its own international television distributor, Universal Worldwide Television. (a company owned by Barry Diller), who renamed it to Studios USA Television. In 1997, Universal sold off its USA Networks and Universal Television to HSN Inc. In 1996, MCA was reincorporated as 'Universal Studios' and acquired Multimedia Entertainment from Gannett, Inc., and Universal Television's distribution arm, MCA TV, as well as its sub-division, MTE were renamed to Universal Television Enterprises and Universal Television Entertainment respectively.

Seagram and Sons and later acquired the USA Networks. In 1995, Universal was acquired by Joseph A. The same year, Universal was acquired by the electronics company Mastushita Electric Industrial Co.

In 1990, Uni TV began the Law & Order franchise. In 1988, Universal Television and MCA TV formed a sub-division known as MCA Television Entertainment (or 'MTE'). They co-produced many shows with Jack Webb's Mark VII Limited such as Adam-12 and a revival of the 1951 series Dragnet in 1967. The current incarnation of Universal Television was formed in 1962 after MCA bought Decca Records, who was also the owner of Universal-International Pictures and renamed MCA's television production company Revue Studios to the then-current name. But after very little success, they shifted into producing TV commercials under Universal-International Television, with the United World Name being renamed Universal Television by 1956. Universal Television has its roots going back to 1947 when they entered the television market via United World Films.