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Milano TV[]
1977–1983[]
Rete A[]
1983–1986[]
On 2 January 1983, Milano TV was relaunched as a free-to-air TV channel and changed its name to Rete A.
1986–1990[]
In 1986, Rete A introduced a new logo that consists of the "RETE" wordmark which is cursive by being coloured brown, as it is beside to the letter "A" that is also coloured brown.
1990–1997[]
In 1990, Rete A adopted its well-known everyman-letter "A" logo, that contains a short bit-up horizontal line that does not match the same letter, as well as it appears in front of a yellow squircle form, along with the "RETE" wordmark that appears to the point-middle at the everyman-letter "A".
1997–2001[]
In 1997, the squircle form was removed from the logo, and the everyman-letter "A" began to have rounded parts, except the "RETE" wordmark that would now begin to get digitized with much more weird style.
2001–2002[]
In 2001, a final update came to the everyman-letter "A" that changes its color to orange and the sketched parts became blue instead of black, with the "RETE" wordmark starts to have rounded parts.
Rete A - All Music[]
2002–2004[]
In 2002, Rete A was renamed to Rete A All Music and were relaunched as a music TV channel. This included a new logo that is a minor update of its previous logo that the "ALL MUSIC" wordmark being added at the bottom of the logo.
All Music[]
2004–2005[]
On October 3, 2004, Rete a All Music was renamed to All Music and Rete A was confined to history, as well as the channel gets a new logo in favour of a blue circle, with the "ALL MUSIC" (which is italic and uses a typeface called Digital Sans) being added at the center of the circle. This logo is short-lived.
2005–2009[]
On October 3, 2005, All Music was relaunched with a new look and a new logo that is the "ALL MUSIC" wordmark being stacked and that is coloured black by using a typeface called Impact.
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