TVS Television Network Mixes Old With New In 'TVS, the All American Network' Rebranding Campaign

CANTIL, Calif. - June 14, 2015 - PRLog -- The TVS Television Network, while boldly distributing it's classic and new programming on the latest IPTV, OTT, and Mobile platforms, has looked to it's illustrious past to revive it's 1970's logo and it's 1960's theme, 'TVS, The All American Network' from the 1960's.

All logos will now be the 1970's version of a series of light bulbs depicting the letters of TVS. TVS will utrilize both the black and white and the color versions of this 1970's retro logo.

All TVS logo wear currently available at www.tvstvnetwork.qbstores.com (http://www.tvnetwork.qbstores.com)  will carry the retro logo. In honor of the new/old logo, all apparel on the TVS Store website has been discounted 10%.

TVS, 'The All American Network' was debuted in 1968 during the prime time national telecast of the iconic Houston / UCLA (Alcindor vs. Hayes) basketball game from the then newly opened Houston Astrodome. That game advanced collegeiate basketball to prime time status for the first time, and also introduced a young Dick Enberg to a national audience.

"We are happy to honor the historic past of the TVS Television Network while growing it to it's previous elite status with the new electronics," said TVS CEO Tom Ficara. Ficara is celebrating his 25th year as owner and CEO of the TVS Television Network.

The TVS Television Network produces and distributes 72 TVS Micro Channels on the TVS Nostalgia Network, which can be found at www.dailymotion.com/tvsglobalmedia

TVS utilizes it's 10,000 title TVS Sports Library and it's 10,000 title TVS Classic TV library to populate TVS Nostalgia Network with sports, news, music, and entertainment from 1947-1986, the first 40 years of commercial TV in the USA.

TVS Studios are located in Cantil, CA, between Las Vegas and Hollywood. TVS ptroduces 250 shows per year and distributes to broadcast TV, terrestrial and satellite radio, cable TV, IPTV, OTT, DVD, and Mobile platforms.