Telefónica

Telefónica is a Spanish multinational telecommunications company operating using three main consumer brands: Movistar in Spain and Hispanic America, O2 in certain European countries (most notably Germany and the United Kingdom) and Vivo in Brazil. It is the 8th-largest telecommunications company in the world, and the second-largest outside China or India, after América Móvil of Mexico, its principal competitor in Latin America. 
==Compañía Telefónica Nacional de España==
===1924–1984===
Telefonica1924.jpg
==Telefónica==
===1984===
First version of the logo, used from June to July 1984.
===1984===
Second version of the logo, used from July to November 1984.
===1984–1993===
Tp2-telefespana-elgranlibrodelasmarcas-referencia2.svg|"Telefónica de España" version
Tp2-telefespana-elgranlibrodelasmarcas-referencia.svg|"Telefónica de España" version with slogan
===1993–1998===
Telefónica 1993 B.svg|Variant with black background.
Telefónica 1993 A.svg|Variant with the color palette of MoviLine.
===1998–2021===
====1998–2010====
This color scheme was used both for the corporate brand and for their services.
====2010–2021====
This color scheme started being used after the Telefónica brand was phased out from their services (in favor of the Movistar, O2 and Vivo brands) and became the corporate brand for the group, also endorsing the three main brands.
Telefonica_Logo.svg|Variant with background.
===2021–present===
On April 23, 2021, at the 2021 General Shareholders' Meeting, the president of Telefónica, José María Álvarez-Pallete, presented the new logo in homage to the company's image in the 80s.
Telefónica (Germany) logo 2023.png|Logo used in Germany, after a trademark dispute with Deutsche Telekom (2023-present) 
==See also==
*Movistar
*Vivo
*O2
*Telefónica MoviLine (now defunct)
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