C8 (France)

==Direct 8==
===2001–2005 (pre-launch)===
Direct 8 was first founded as a production company on 24 July 2001. Vincent Bolloré presented the project to the CSA, which granted it a broadcast license on 23 October 2002.
===2005–2006===
Direct 8 grand lettre.png|
Direct 8 Noel.png|
Direct8 sourire.jpg
===2006–2007===
In December 2006, the logo with the two planets from the channel's launch was replaced with a red speech bubble, similar to the one used by the free newspaper Direct Soir, which is owned by the same company.http://www.mediabb.com/2006/12/26/direct-8-renouvelle-ses-ambitions-avec-un-nouvel-habillage/http://www.ozap.com/actu/direct-change-logo/112968
===2007===
This was used as a transitory logo for around 3 days.http://medias.lenodal.com/video.php?id=3177
===2007–2008===
===2008–2009===
http://www.crystalxp.net/news/fr331-evolution-changement-logo-chaines-television.html
===2009–2012===
In August 2009, Direct 8 introduced a new look, created by Dream On. The new look included a slightly modified logo.http://www.strategies.fr/actualites/medias/121988W/nouvel-habillage-et-passage-a-la-hd-pour-direct-8.html
Direct8HD.jpg|HD logo
Direct8HD alt.png|Alternate HD logo
==D8==
===2012–2016===
D8hd.png|HD logo
Image--106.png|2D logo
MEDIAS.lenodal.com
==C8==
===2016–present===
Logo C8.svg
C8 REPLAY 2016.png
==References==
Category:Television channels in France
Category:Canal+
Category:Vivendi
Category:French-language television channels in Switzerland
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Category:2016
Category:Television channels and stations established in 2005