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Al Jazeera Children's Channel[]
2005-2013[]
2005–2009[]
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Al Jazeera Children's Channel (abriviated as JCC) launched on September 9, 2005, its branding was designed by Gédéon. The idents feature planetary landscapes transforming into the JCC logo.
A European feed on CanalSat launched in Halloween 2005.
2009–2013[]
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A modified logo for JCC first appeared on the website in September 2008.
A new look for JCC launched on January 16, 2009, coinciding with the launch of sister channel Baraem, both of the new looks were designed by London-based design agency Radiant Studios, while the font used for the channel was revised by London-based foundry Fontsmith, and the idents were designed by Seed Animation Studio.
The logo received a slight update with the word "الأطفال" being written in an updated font, and the logo itself being gradiented, which was also present in 6 different colors, with the official pink/purple logo being one of them.
The new idents involved different visuals emnating from the JCC logo, like a rollercoaster, an octopus, music waves, a playground, porcupines, etc.
2013-2018 (corporate logo)[]
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When JeemTV launched, the JCC website was completely reworked, which now acts as the corporate website for the children's division of Al Jazeera, and the logo shown above was used.
On April 1, 2016, both JeemTV and Baraem were acquired by beIN Media Group, however the JCC website remained active until circa January 1, 2018, since then, it redirects to beIN Media Group's website.
JeemTV[]
2013–present (MENA); 2013-2018 (Europe)[]
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On February 12, 2013, a new look for JCC was announced on social media, however, only the yellow dot was unveiled. The new look was supposed to launch on March 1, but was later delayed. Between February 12 and March 29, the yellow dot would appear periodically next to the JCC logo during programs to further promote the new look, even launching a new website (whatisthedot.net, now redirects to jeemtv.net) that details the new look.
Finally, on March 29, 2013, JCC was entirely reworked into a new name: JeemTV. This time, the new logo was designed by Tarek Atrissi, while the new visual identity was created by Jump Design. The logo depicted the Arabic letter "ج" (pronounced "jeem").
The new idents featured a person interacting with the yellow dot of the JeemTV logo, with visuals emnating from it such as a painting studio, a forest, a go kart, etc.
While the new look bears a resemblance to the previous one, and the visuals look just as colorful, the JeemTV logo never appears in a different color other than white, although in rare circumstances it appears behind a colored background.
The European feed of JeemTV closed down on June 1, 2018.
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