TeenNick

==TEENick==
===2009 (prototype)===
When it was first announced, the channel's name was spelled "TEENick" like the TEENick block it was named after. The original "TEENick" spelling was used in concept designs from the "Lifelong Friendship Society" studio.
==TeenNick==
===2009–present===
====2009–2016====
On September 28, 2009, Nickelodeon launched a new channel that merged the programming of its TEENick and The N brands. Its logo was designed to match Nickelodeon's then-concurrent rebrand. The original on-air identity was created by Loyalkaspar, and was revised in 2012 by Proud Creative and The Armoury.
*Seranthony
*Proud Creative
====2016–2019====
The word "teen" had its color changed to magenta in September 2016. Several international strands of TeenNick, such as the Vietnamese feed, continue to use this logo as of 2021.
*Lena Green
====2019–2024====
In the United States, Latin America and Greece, the word "teen" had its color changed to tea rose on January 1, 2019, accompanied by a new graphics package produced by Trollbäck & Company.
====2023–2024 (secondary), 2024–present (primary)====
In 2023, to coincide with Nickelodeon's own rebrand, the word "teen" had its color changed again, this time to yellow. Though the new logo has been used intermittently in promos since August 15, 2023http://www.nickalive.net/2023/08/nickelodeon-unveils-new-nicktoons-and.html, and in program guides since November 2023, the channel's bumpers and on-screen bug continued to use the previous logo until January 1, 2024.
==References==
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Category:Television networks in the United States
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Category:2000s
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