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1970-2006	1977-1988	2006-2008	2008-2009	2009-2012	2012-present

Nine Network is a television network in Australia.

1970-2006

In 1970, Nine Network adopted this classic logo. The logo is a modern 9, with nine dots to the left of it. For broadcasts in Black & White, the entire logo is in white. When the network began broadcasting in color, the logo coloring was changed to yellow, the background is blue, also the word "LIVING COLOUR" is added below of logo. Later in 1988, the dots were added back in the logo.

1977-1988

In 1977, the dots were taken off the logo but only for on-air station idents.

2006-2008

In 2006, the Nine Network logo was updated. The "9" is now in a blue square. The dots are separed off, but in the Idents the Dots are showed, but in another side. Also the hole of the 9 is now rectangular.

2008-2009

In 2008, the logo was revised again, with the dots to the left of the "9" returning to the logo. The dots are now a bit bigger and the 9 of the previous logo continues.

2009-

Nine Network added some shine to the 2D Logo and the logo is now blue. The dots are a bit smaller, like the old logo.

2012-present

In 2012 the colours in the logo was changed, it is now seen in multiple colors. The 3D has also been altered slightly.

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