1995-1999

MSN made it's debut with the release of Windows 95. MSN wasn't designed to give full internet access, so a year later Microsoft released the Internet Explorer web browser.

1999-2000

Christmas (1999)

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2000-2009

This is the longest-used and arguably most well-known MSN logo. Due to its wide use from 2000-2009 on many of Microsoft's products, it can still be found on certain webpages on MSN.com or within certain software, such as Windows Live Messenger.

2009-present

Brand New rated this logo the 2nd worst of 2009, after Bing, another Microsoft product.

Halloween (31st October 2010)

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2012-present

With using this Metro style logo, the website was revamped for a touch interface on Windows 8, Windows RT and Windows Phone. However, the old website (and logo) is accessible on earlier versions of Windows.

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