Or if there is some kind of registry or collection of video
bugs/logos. Might be useful for historians of the future who will deal
with audio and video recordings (and computer files) rather than clay
pots and cave paintings and flint arrowheads, etc.

"Richard Crowley"<rcrowley at (no spam) xp7rt.net> wrote in
news:neOdnYb3jvTpWnDXnZ2dnUVZ_hednZ2d at (no spam) posted.pcez:


Or if there is some kind of registry or collection of video
bugs/logos. Might be useful for historians of the future who will deal
with audio and video recordings (and computer files) rather than clay
pots and cave paintings and flint arrowheads, etc.




It won't be easy, but you might try http://www.lyngsat-logo.com/

If that channel is delivered via satellite, Lyngsat probably has the logo.