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2007–2016[]
2007–2010[]
When launched, Record News was the third exclusively news channel, and the first (and to this day only) to be broadcast in open TV. The first logo is similar to the one used by Rede Record at the time, except the Earth is replaced by a blue sphere and the waves were changed to cyan. The font used is Microgramma, the same one used extensively by Rede Globo during the early 70s.
2010–2012[]
Essentially the same, but with the Record text removed and the "N E W S" blocks scaled down.
2012–2016[]
2012–2014[]
After the logo change of Rede Record, at the same time Record News changed its logo to something similar.
2014–2016[]
The colors were darkened a bit and the N E W S blocks became bigger.
2016–2022[]
Just as RecordTV changed their logo to a silver variation, Record News was given an abbreviation "RN" and became entirely 2D with thinner waves.
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2022–present[]
2022-2023[]
For their 15th anniversary, Record News changed their logo, bringing back some elements from the 2007 original logo, such as the full wordmark and the word "NEWS" with separate-boxed letters.
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2023-present[]
Following Record's rebrand, Record News made a tweak on its logo. The "RECORD" above "NEWS" was removed, and the new symbol was introduced along with the changes.
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| Current stations: Amazonas: TV Diário (Manaus) Owned station and operated by Record News: Former Station: Defunct station: 1Owned-and-operated station  |
| Television: Free-to-air: Record (SP (Interior | Paulista | Litoral/Vale | Rio Preto) | RJ (Interior) | DF | MG | RS | BA (Cabrália) | GO | PA | AM) Digital: Radio: Print Record labels and media distribuition Other:  |