TNT (United States)

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				2008–2012
1988–1996	1995–2001	2001–2005	2005–2008	2008–2012	2016–present

Turner Network Television

1988–1995

TNT was originally launched on October 3, 1988 as Turner Network Television.

TNT

1995–2001

In 1995, Turner Network Television dropped its full name and went simply by TNT. This logo's design usage was coincidental with the launch of WCW Monday Nitro, and dropped following the shutdown of World Championship Wrestling (WCW).

2001–2016

2001–2005

On June 12, 2001, TNT underwent an extensive rebrand, a repositioning of the network that Bradley Siegel, then-president of Turner Entertainment Networks, explained had emerged through extensive focus group research with frequent TNT viewers. The rebrand saw the introduction of a new logo designed by Trollbäck & Company and the new slogan "We Know Drama", which emphasized the channel's new focus on dramatic programming, including sports and off-network syndicated dramas.

2005–2008

The 2001 logo was changed to have red colors in 2005.

2008–2012

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A new graphics package for TNT was launched on December 7, 2008. It kept the previous design and tagline, but the logo was now either colored in a shiny shade of gold or silver. The new look was designed by Troika Design Group. This logo is still used on Adult Swim's daily sign-off sequence.

In 2012, TNT repainted the logo with a simple color, and the channel was given the new slogan "Drama. Period.", with the logo serving as the period in the sentence. On May 14, 2014, the slogan was changed to "Boom", concurrent with the adoption of the newer slogan "TNT DRAMA".

2016–present

In January 2016, TNT began slowly phasing in a new logo on social media and in promos. It was officially introduced on January 30, during the 22nd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.

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TNT programming

Current programming:

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Warner Bros. Discovery

Predecessors

Other assets:
Fandango Media (assets)¹¹ | The Wolper Organization | Turner Entertainment Co. | Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures | WaterTower Music

Specialty streaming:
Discovery VR | Motor Trend On Demand | Food Network Kitchen

CNN Worldwide
U.S. domestic networks
CNN

Former channels
CNN-D (Germany) | CNN Philippines (English) | CNN+ (TV channel)³² (Spanish) | CNN Airport

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HBO

Part of Warner Bros. Discovery

Other assets
HBO Go | HBO Max (Belgium & the Netherlands)

Upcoming programming
The White House Plumbers

¹15% with Robert Johnson, BET executives and shareholders, Taft Television & Radio Company and Liberty Media/Tele-Communications Inc., sold its stake in 1996
²50% with Viacom (1990-2003)
³Joint venture with CBS and Columbia Pictures. In December 1986, TriStar was sold to Columbia Pictures
⁴Joint venture with Mei Ah Entertainment

Production studios:
HBO Films | HBO Documentary Films | HBO Entertainment | HBO Enterprises | HBO Kids

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Warner Bros. Discovery Latin America

Part of Warner Bros. Discovery

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Ole Distribution

Joint-venture between Warner Bros. Discovery and Ole Communications

A+E Networks Latin America
A&E | History Channel | History 2 | Lifetime

Sony Pictures Television Networks Latin America
Sony Channel | AXN | Sony Movies

Others:
IVC Network

¹ Most channels distributed in Spanish-speaking Latin America by Ole Distribution. Brazil distribution and marketing are handled by Globo; except for Universal+, E! and DreamWorks, whose Brazilian versions are also operated by NBCUIN & DTC LATAM and distributed by Ole Distribution
² Except in Mexico, where distribution are handled by Televisa Networks