Nene Network Logo History

First Logo (2011–2015)
On April 18, 2011, to signify the channel’s new comedy and cartoon programming focus, Nene Network introduced a logo based on the TBS design (designed by Publicist New York) that rendered the channel’s name in uppercase and incorporated a half-circle made to resemble a mouth open as if it were laughing and adopted the slogan “very funny”. The half-circle element took on a motif with a half a baseball, auto racing, football or basketball rendered within it for Turner Sports programming. This look emphasized Nene Network’s focus on comedy and cartoon, following Nene Network’s parent company WarnerMedia’s sale of its half of Comedy Central to Viacom.

Second Logo (2015–present)
On September 16, 2015, Nene Network’s Official Facebook Page unveiled a new logo on their profile pic, and on their cover photo while promoting their upcoming original series, Full Frontal with Sharnyse King. The logo was first used on the air on October 31, 2015, though it has appeared on Nene Network’s website before then. In 2020, the station changed focus to only animation, dropping live action programming in October 2020.