It was started on September 17, 1993 as TNT & Cartoon Network, a dual terrestrial channel that operates Turner Network Television at the night and Cartoon Network at the day (both channels had separate cable feeds).
1996-1999[]
On September 19, 1995, Turner Broadcasting System sold the terrestrial TNT & Cartoon Network to Magnetic Cable Entertainment, a consortium formed by Visa Inc. and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; each holding a 45% stake in the network, with Turner retaining 10%.
1999-2000[]
TCN[]
2000-2004[]
Designer:
Aberic Design Co.
Typography:
Do Hyeon Helvetica Neue (on-air)
Launched:
Unknown
In September 1, 1997, after Magnetic Cable bought out Turner's stake, the network was rebranded.
2004-2010[]
2004-2008[]
Designer:
TBA
Typography:
Encode Sans
Launched:
Unknown
2009-2010[]
Designer:
TBA
Typography:
Encode Sans TW Cen MT (on-air)
Launched:
Unknown
2010-2013[]
Designer:
TBA
Typography:
Encode Sans TW Cen MT (on-air, 2010) Gotham (on-air, 2011)
Launched:
Unknown
2014-2018[]
Designer:
TBA
Typography:
DejaVu Sans
Launched:
Unknown
In January 1, 2014, TCN changed its corporate wordmark including its main network. The 1997 symbol was now in blue, while the "TCN" text was on grey.
2019-2021[]
Designer:
TBA
Typography:
DejaVu Sans Liberation Sans (on-air)
Launched:
Unknown
On January 1, 2019, the logo was now in full-color with new slogan "Television for you".
