In 2010, WPVI-TV's new logo was given an update; while the "6" design remained the same as it has been since it first debuted on Monday, September 11, 1967, a blue circle with a white outline was added, which made it look more similar to the logos used by most of WPVI-TV's fellow ABC O&O television stations.

News open; accidentally appeared during the station's 9 a.m. newscast (March 10, 2024), while the station's other newscasts still use the old opening titles until March 12, 2024. Community …

WPVI-TV station ID with Capital Cities-ABC byline in 1986–1987 as The New Network Flagship Station. Secondary logo with ABC 2007 logo, used on their station IDs. Community content is …

English: This is the logo for WPVI-TV. This logo image consists only of simple geometric shapes or text. It does not meet the threshold of originality needed for copyright protection, and is therefore in the public domain. Although it is free of copyright restrictions, this image may still be subject to other restrictions.

In September 13, 1947 WFIL-TV went sign on the air on Channel 6.

WPVI's logo from its 1997 rebranding as "6ABC" to 2010 (when its current logo debuted). The stylized 6 in its logo has been used with only minor changes since 1967, when the station was still WFIL-TV.

In 2010, WPVI-TV's new logo was/is given an update; while the "6" design remained the same as it has been since it first debuted on Monday, September 11, 1967, A blue circle with a white outline was/is added, which made it look more similar to the logos used by most of WPVI-TV's fellow ABC O&O television stations.

Dec 21, 2024 · One year after WPVI became a Fox owned-and-operated station, WPVI updated its logo. The station chose to substitute the O of the then-new Fox logo for its number 6 symbol.

Jul 6, 2016 · Philadelphia’s ABC O&O WPVI-TV has a look that draws some inspiration from the network’s iconic “ Circle 7 ” logo used in markets such as New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, starting with the...

Before television station/network logo bugs appeared all through a program, they usually were only flashed on screen at :15 and :45, :30 and :60 if there was no station break. Here's one I found from WPVI in Philadelphia while watching a recording of the movie "A Circle of Children". Today, the station is mainly known on air as 6 ABC.