Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation

Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation is a free-range Philippines' network operating from September 22, 1972 to September 14, 1986 (for almost 14 years, a few days of difference). Between 1980 and 1984, it was named City 2. Here's the full list of logos, in cronological order.

1972-1977
Following the forcibled shutdown of ABS-CBN in September 22, 1972 due to a Martial Law result, Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation (often named with the acronym BBC 2) started transmissions. The three-colored arcs with the RGB colors are the 1st logo, adopted in 1972, representing the color television in Philippines. A font similar to Bauhaus was used to write "bbc" and the huge 2. They was known in print advertisements with black arcs (the version shown above). DWWX-TV reincorporated at the same time in Philippines.

1977-1978
In 1977, bbc2 changed the logo for the first time ever. This is a "jazzed up" version of the logo. Two colors are retained, blue and red, to form a bold 2 shape, with "bbc" in Bauhaus connected via extreme points. This is basically a mixture of the 1972 logo and the 1978 logos. Since it was retained bad for it's not-appearance like the 1972 logo, loved by much, this was quickly discontinued in 1978, to a new version.