Jornal Nacional

This article is about the Brazilian prime-time newscast broadcast by TV Globo. For the Portuguese newscast of the same name broadcast by TVI, see Jornal Nacional (TVI).

This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see: Other

1969–1972	1972–1974	1974–1976	1976–1979	1979–1981	1981–1983	1983–1989
1989–2000	2000	2000–2001	2001–2009	2009–2015	2015–2017	2017–present

Jornal Nacional (abbreviated JN) is TV Globo's flagship newscast, broadcast since 1969. It is the longest-running newscast of the channel.

1969-1972

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Microgramma Pro Bold Extended

Launched:  September 1st 1969

On September 1st 1969, the first phase of the current Jornal da Globo was replaced by the current Jornal Nacional. The name Jornal Nacional was chosen due to 2 reasons:

1. The newscast was sponsored by the Banco Nacional (and eventually by the full Grupo Nacional).
2. The newscast, unlike many others at the time, was the first to be broadcast nationwide in Brazil, though only to Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Minas Gerais and Porto Alegre at first.

The logo basically consisted on the word "JN" written in Microgramma, a typeface extensively used by the then-called Rede Globo during that era.

1972–1976

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Microgramma Pro Bold Extended

Launched:  Unknown

As Rede Globo began transitioning to color television in 1972, the logo for Jornal Nacional was slightly modified. Now, the letters "J" and "N" have been attached to form a ligature, and the 1966 Rede Globo symbol was placed next to the "N".

1972–1974

1974–1976

1976-2000

1976–1981

As Rede Globo changed its logo to their famous symbol on March 8, 1976, all newscasts changed their logo, including Jornal Nacional. Now, the logo consisted on the word "JN" written in a different sans-serif typeface, with the Rede Globo symbol placed above the "J".

1976–1979

Initially, the logo used the main Rede Globo symbol colored white and cyan.

1979–1981

In 1979, the logo was changed to use a metallic variant of the network's symbol. This change was applied to all other then-airing newscasts, as well.

1981–1983

In 1981, the logo was modified, completely removing the Rede Globo logo and only keeping the letters.

1983-2000

1983–1989

1989–2000

2000

This logo was used from early-mid 2000.

2000–present

2000–2001

Since 2000, the logo is blue, and adopted a glossy texture.

2001–2009

2009–2015

2015–present

2015–2017

2017–present

Other

• For other related logos and images see Jornal Nacional/Other.

◄ Jornal da Globo (first phase; 1967-1969)

Flagship newscasts of TV Globo