Nickelodeon is undergoing its biggest makeover in 25 years. The kids’ cabler and its sister nets will unveil a new logo scheme in fall to replace its “splat” identity — which was first ...

No, Nickelodeon does not mean "I don't care about God." Here's what the children's network name actually means, and where it came from.

Nickelodeon's logo had been a sharper splat symbol consisting of more paint splashes. Since it launched its first logo in 1978, the Nickelodeon symbol has undergone various iterations over the ...

EVP of global kids and family marketing at Nickelodeon and Paramount, told Adweek of restoring The Splat logo that the network discontinued in 2009. Launching May 8th in the US, the rebrand ...

One iteration of this evolving logo would be the splat ... An Oral History of Nickelodeon's Golden Age, Scott Webb, Nick's first creative director, went as far as citing Nash's late professor ...

LA-based branding and design agency Roger has collaborated with children’s television channel Nickelodeon on its first rebrand in 14 years, featuring a new version of its signature “Splat” logo that ...

Nickelodeon ... first across the net’s U.S. linear platform, followed by online, social media and off-channel and later Nick’s international channels. Nickelodeon’s classic orange logo ...

The fact-checking site goes on to state that the specific logo in question was designed as part of Nickelodeon’s 2023 rebrand by a company named Roger who sought to use old variations of ...

Now, some social media users say the network’s logo also represents something dark. Multiple social media posts compared Nickelodeon’s famous orange “splat” logo to aerial images of Little ...