What is Logo?

Logo is the newest channel from MTV Networks, the force behind channels like VH1, MTV, TV Land and SpikeTV. Logo is entertainment programming for lesbians and gays and just about anyone who enjoys a gay point of view. Logo is for us, our friends and our family. Logo is originals. Logo is movies. Logo is documentaries. Logo is news. Logo is specials. Logo is the channel for Gay America. Finally.

How do I get Logo?

Logo is a digital channel, available nationwide to everyone, as long as your satellite or cable operator chooses to provide it. If providers across the country believe that enough of us want Logo they'll be sure to offer it, so tell them that you want Logo! And get your friends and family to do the same. All you have to do is ask.

Click here to find out if Logo is carried by your cable or satellite provider.

How can I get a job at Logo?

Careers:
All Logo job openings are posted on the MTVNetworks Job Hunt site. If you see something that interests you, follow the instructions on how to apply.

Internships:
MTV Networks Internship Programs in New York, NY and Los Angeles, CA has internships in various departments at LOGO including, Creative, Press, Production, Programming and Marketing.

Candidate Eligibility:

• Students must be registered for an internship for academic credit with their college or university, and must provide official documentation upon acceptance of this internship.
• Open to college upperclassmen (juniors/seniors) and eligible sophomores.
• Must be available at least 2 full days a week for a minimum of 10 weeks (no weekends).
• The Program runs during the Spring, Summer and Fall semesters. Application dates for resume submissions are rolling.

TO APPLY, PLEASE SEND A RESUME AND COVER LETTER INDICATING THE SEMESTER YOU ARE APPLYING FOR AND THE AREA(S) OF INTEREST: (MS Word attachments only or cut and paste resume in an email message)

MTV Networks Internship Program / East Coast
1515 Broadway – 35th floor
New York, NY 10036
Fax: 212-846-1320
Email: internships@mtvn.com

MTV Networks Internship Program / West Coast
2600 Colorado Ave. – 5th floor
Santa Monica, CA 90404
Fax: 310-752-8811
Email: Sm.internships@mtvstaff.com

Why isn't Logo programming closed captioned?

We appreciate your comments and suggestions. Logo fully intends to closed caption all of our programming. Unfortunately as a new channel with over a thousand hours of programming, this process will take some time. We are beginning the process by captioning our most important programming first, specifically all of Logo’s original series and specials. As the channel grows we will add closed captions to more of our programming, and eventually everything on Logo will be closed captioned.

We apologize for any frustration this situation may have caused and appreciate your patience with this matter. We understand how important closed captioning is to our audience, and will do everything we can to address this issue. If you would like a current schedule that lists the programming which is currently closed-captioned, please e-mail us at viewerservices@logoonline.com.

How can I pitch a show idea to Logo?

Unfortunately, we have been forced to adopt a policy, which we consistently apply, to return all unsolicited submissions without reading them or considering their merit. This policy, which most other companies in the entertainment industry also follow, is essential to avoid misunderstandings that might otherwise arise because of the nature of the industry. So many ideas and concepts are developed by writers and producers that the only prudent way to avoid conflicts regarding possible similarities is to strictly adhere to a policy of not accepting unsolicited submissions.

Our practice is to review only those materials which are submitted through franchised agents. If you currently have, or in the future, secure such an agent, we will be happy to receive your material through the agent.

Why can't I play Logoonline videos on my Mac?

Logo uses Windows Digital Rights Management (DRM) to protect videos from unauthorized re-distribution. Unfortunately, Microsoft's Windows Media Player Plug-in for Macintosh does not support Windows DRM. If DRM support becomes available for Macintosh, Logo will develop a version of the video player that works on a Mac.