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TV Gazeta
1970-1976
1970-1972
The channel adopted a toucan as a sort of mascot, stylised into the letter "G".
1972-1976
The logo was updated to include colour in 1972.
Rede Gazeta
1976-1981
1981-1983
1983-1985
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In this logo, the channel number has been given more prominence. Rede Globo's as older broadcast tower and TV Gazeta is former broadcast tower is start in april 21, 1983.
1985-1987
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In 1985, the station adopted a logo similar that of Rede Globo's; however, instead of a ball in the centre, there is instead an illustration depicting the State of São Paulo and 11 channel.
Gazeta (first era)
1987
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In this logo, the wordmark from the 1985 logo was kept; however, a number of lines can be seen "cutting up" wordmark, in a manner not unlike that of IBM.
1987-1988
Created by Fernando Cerqueira Lemos in 1978, this logo (adapted from art on the station's studio building's façade, representing the station's sister assets; a radio station, a TV station & a sports club) was adopted by the station in 1987.
1988-1995
The logo features three coloured rings, representing the circular points that make up an analog TV picture; however, their usage actually references printing colours - cyan, magenta, yellow and black - as a direct reference to the station's origins. In 1992, Gazeta affiliated to Rede OM which became, in 1993, CNT.
CNT Gazeta
1995-2000
In 1995, TV Gazeta and Rede CNT signed a partnership, resulting in the name name "CNT Gazeta". The logo is a variation of CNT's original logo.
Rede Gazeta/TV Gazeta (second era)
2000 (prototype)
This logo was only used on the specials TV Ano 50 and Globo 35 Anos.
2000-2008
Due the ending of the partnership between Gazeta and CNT, the station changed its name. The "G" returns to gain prominence, and gains status as a symbol.
2008-2014
The "G" was slightly changed.
2014–present
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