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==Double Jay Rock '1540' (Radio 2JJ)== |
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Triple J launched on 19 January 1975 as '''Double Jay Rock '1540''',with the callsign "2JJ". |
Triple J launched on 19 January 1975 as '''Double Jay Rock '1540''',with the callsign "2JJ". |
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Double Jay Rock '1540' (Radio 2JJ)
1975–1980
Triple J launched on 19 January 1975 as Double Jay Rock '1540,with the callsign "2JJ".
Triple J
1980–1983
Template:Missing former logoDouble Jay Rock was renamed Triple J in 1980.
1983–1989
1989–2002
In 1989, Triple J launched its "new drum" design.
2002–2008
This logo was used by Triple J between late October 2002 and February 2008. Also, the text and its drum design have changed.
Print variant
Symbol
2008–present
February 2008 saw the launch of Triple J's new simplified logo, the first time that has significantly changed the major element of its identity since 2002.
Print variant
Stacked variant
Stacked print variant
Icon
Print icon
Workmark
Print wordmark
Triple J
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