Logo Channel
A basic cable channel owned by ViacomCBS Domestic Media Networks, a division of ViacomCBS, Logo Channel is often abbreviated as Logo and stylized as Logo. As of January 2016, Logo was received by approximately 50 million households. It was the first advertiser-sponsored commercial television channel working towards the LGBTQ community in the United States when it was launched on June 30, 2005. Matt Farber, ex MTV executive originated the channel. Brian Graden, its first president, was ranked 15th on Out’s list of the 15 most powerful gay people in America in 2007. VH1 MegaHits was replaced by Logo in 2007. When Logo was at its height, it was the only TV network that provided LGBTQ viewers with content that reflected their own experiences and real-life situations. Logo’s programming initially included movies, music videos, reality television, romance films, news, stand-up comedy, travel shows, and syndicated shows with unexpected typescripts or popular with peculiar viewers. These days, most of the programming consists of repeated episodes of sitcoms. Nevertheless, Logo enjoys the viewership of millions of people from diverse backgrounds and remains a remarkable TV network.
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Logo’s Programming
It is programming initially consisted of movies, reality television, travel programming, dating shows, documentaries, stand-up comedy, news, and syndicated television shows featuring queer characters or popular with queer viewers. Since 2017, the network has been airing sitcoms from the 1970s to 1990s as a complement to TV Land. Viacom recently announced that it will no longer produce original programming aside from content for its social media platforms. Now Logo airs only reruns and simulcasts. Under the LOGO online banner, LOGO previously operated a collection of websites. The network owns only one website, NewNowNext, a pop culture news, and trends blog. Before its release, Logo signed carriage deals with Adelphia Communications Corporation, Charter Communications, Time Warner Cable, RCN Corporation, and Cablevision. Following its launch, Logo reached a carriage agreement with Comcast. As a partner of CBS News, Logo provides news briefs. It also has developed partnerships with LPI Media, Out, and Out Traveler, publisher of The Advocate. Time Warner Cable and MTV Networks announced on December 11, 2006, that Logo will be distributed in additional markets. Thus, you can watch a variety of shows and productions streamed on Logo through the Xfinity label on channel 1439. Logo TV is available through streaming services such as Sling TV and AT&T TV Now, as well as cable providers such as Comcast Xfinity. Xfinity Internet is free with a subscription. All your favorite apps are at your fingertips. In addition, Peacock Premium and Xumo offer tons of premium content at no additional cost. Flex and Xfinity Internet are compatible for streaming the Winter Olympics. You can watch thousands of awesome TV shows, movies, and documentaries. Please dial 1-800-Xfinity. You can reach a client service representative by telephoning 1-800-XFINITY. It is stated on the channel’s website that they named the channel “Logo” because they wanted people to be able to personalize it. Creators of logos see it as a symbol of self-identity and being comfortable with oneself. Logo TV is available on Roku through one of these streaming services: fuboTV, Philo, AT&T TV, and Sling TV, Now. By entering your Xfinity ID, email or mobile number, and password on My Channel Lineup, you can find the list of channels you have under your subscription. You can also view your channel contract expiration dates.
