Taft changed channel 29's callsign to WTAF-TV on October 20 of that same year. This "29" logo was used through 1995... The station signed on May 16, 1965 and was originally owned by William Fox, which also owned WIBF-FM (now WPHI-FM).

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WTXF distanced itself from its network that fall and began referring to itself as “29” and even its old moniker of “TV29” in promos; some promos even showed WTXF’s logo together with Paramount’s mountain logo.

Taft Broadcasting purchased channel 29 in 1969 and renamed it WTAF-TV. Under Taft, the station slowly emerged as the leading independent station in the Philadelphia market with popular sports coverage, movies, and syndicated programs.

Mar 21, 2025 · WTAF: The station's "29" logo in a shiny gold color "beams" in horizontally, and the call letters "flash" in below. WKRC: The station's "12" logo zooms in above, glowing blue. Ending Variant: The text is centered in the middle of the …

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WTAF-TV logo under Taft ownership, c. 1985.Taft assumed control of channel 29 in mid-1969 and changed the calls to WTAF-TV (for TAFt). Under Taft's ownership, WTAF soon established itself as a local powerhouse.

This is the alternate reality of WTXF . To see the logos of WTXF (reality) from 1965-1986 go search it up on Logopedia. WTAF was renamed to WTXF relecting with the new Fox O&O agreement. WTXF changed it's logo since Fox changed it's logo WTXF rebranded in the style of WFLD. WTXF bring back it's...

WTAF-TV logo under Taft ownership, c. 1985. The "29" was first used in 1979 and was retained until 1995, long after the station became WTXF-TV. By the fall of 1968, the Foxes disclosed that their broadcasting operations were operating with a deficit of more than $2 million.[7]