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Syfy

==Sci Fi==
===2006–2009===
==Syfy==
===2009–2017===
====2009-2014====
On March 16, 2009, NBCUniversal announced that Sci Fi would be rebranded as Syfy. Network officials also noted that, unlike the generic term "sci fi", which represents the entire genre, the term "Syfy" as a sensational spelling can be protected by trademark and therefore would be easier to market on other goods or services without fear of confusion with other companies' products. This is empathized by the abandonment of the planet motif.
The only significant previous use of the term "Syfy" in relation to science fiction was by the website SyFy Portal, which became Airlock Alpha after selling the brand to NBC Universal (represented by a shell company) in February 2009 for $250,000. The new name was rolled out on screen on July 7, 2009. The on-air-look for the channel was developed by the London-based studios Proud Creative and ManvsMachine.
====2014-2016====
====2016-2017====
===2017–present===
On May 11, 2017, Syfy unveiled a new logo, a new slogan ("It's a Fan Thing"), and new imaging, which it adopted on June 19 in honor of the channel's 25th anniversary. The new branding aims to re-position the channel back towards fans of the fantasy and sci-fi genres; network head Chris McCumber explained that the new logo was meant to be a "badge" that could be used across its array of programming. Syfy also planned to place a larger focus on its genre news division Syfy Wire, disclosing the possibility of extending the website to television as well.
Category:Syfy
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:Science fiction television channels
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Category:Vivendi
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Category:Vivendi Universal
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T-Mobile US

T-Mobile is the third-largest mobile network operator in the United States, after the two legacy carriers AT&T and Verizon Communications. It is the only mobile network operator owned by Deutsche Telekom that is outside of Europe. In 2020 it completed its merger with competitor Sprint, leaving the United States with three major carriers (plus a smaller, fourth carrier owned by Dish Network).
The United States is the only country where Deutsche Telekom still uses the full T-Mobile logo and wordmark (in all other countries it uses the ·T·· logo, with the exception of Greece and Austria).
==2006–2020==
===2006–2013===
====2006-2010====
====2010-2012====
====2012-2013====
===2013–2020===
====2013-2015====
====2015-2017====
====2017-2019====
====2019====
====2019-2020====
==2020–present==
On February 2, 2020, T-Mobile debuted a new look. This one is the same as the 2013 version of the 2001 logo, but the magenta color is darker, the wordmark is bolder, and the dotted line was shortened to two dots instead of five.
Category:Telecommunications companies in the United States
Category:Mobile phone companies in the United States
Category:Deutsche Telekom
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Category:Washington (state)
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Category:Telecommunications
Category:Providence Equity Partners
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TBN

== 2011–2015 ==
==2015–present==
In 2015, TBN removed the coat of arms in their logo after being used for 23 years.
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:Religious television networks in the United States
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Category:Trinity Broadcasting Network
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TBS (United States)

==2005–2015==
===2005-2012===
===2012-2013===
===2013-2015===
==2015–present==
On September 16, 2015, TBS's official Facebook page unveiled a new logo on their profile pic, and on their cover photo while promoting their upcoming original series, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee. The logo was first used on the air on October 31, 2015, though it had appeared on TBS's website before then.
==See also==
*WPCH-TV – an independent station in Atlanta that operated TBS as a national superstation feed of the Atlanta-area station until 2007.
Category:TBS
Category:Television networks in the United States
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Category:Comedy television networks
Category:Warner Bros.
Category:2015
TLC (United States)

==2006==
==2006–present==
===2006-2010===
On March 27, 2006, the network launched a new look and promotional campaign, dropping the "Life Unscripted" tag and introducing a new theme, "Live and learn", trying to turn around the network's reliance on decorating shows and reality programming. As part of the new campaign, the channel's original name, "The Learning Channel", returned to occasional usage in promotions. TLC was the first Discovery Communications-owned network to have a modern logo, with the second being the Discovery Channel in 2008.
*The Logo Factory
===2010–2013===
===2013–2015===
===2015–2016===
===2016–2017===
===2017–present===
==External links==
*TLC
Category:TLC (TV channel)
Category:TLC
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:Discovery, Inc.
Category:Silver Spring, Maryland
Category:Maryland
Category:Commercial-free television networks
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Category:1980
Category:1992
Category:Cable networks in the United States
Category:Lifestyle networks in the United States
TNT (United States)

Not to be confused with the Russian TV channel of the same name.
==2008–2016==
===2008-2012===
===2012-2014===
===2014-2015===
===2015-2016===
==2016–present==
In January 2016, TNT began slowly phasing in a new logo on social media and in promos. The design is a heavily modified variant of the 2001 logo, featuring a filled circle,lettering zoomed-in and fused together lettering (a throwback to the 1982 logo). It was officially introduced on January 30 of that year, during the 22nd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Category:TNT
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:Turner Broadcasting System
Category:AT&T
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Category:Georgia (U.S. state)
Category:TBS
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Category:Cable networks in the United States
Category:Entertainment television networks in the United States
Category:WarnerMedia
Category:Warner Bros.
TRK Ukraina

==2012-2013==
==2013-2015==
==2015-2018==
==2018-2019==
==2019-2022==
==2022-present==
On January 31st, 2022, TRK Ukraina introduced a new logo with a new colour scheme at 6:30 AM (Kyiv time) together with a new design for the morning show Ranok z Ukrainoiu. However, the 2013 wordmark is still used on Ukraina 24 and 2019 stacked logo on his newscast.
Category:Ukraine
Category:Television channels in Ukraine
Category:Media Group Ukraine
Category:TRK Ukraina
Category:System Capital Management
TV Asahi

== 2006-2009 ==
== 2009-2013 ==
== 2013-present ==
Category:Television channels in Japan
Category:Japanese television networks
Category:All-Nippon News Network
Category:TV Asahi
Category:Minato, Tokyo
Category:Tokyo
Category:Kantō Region, Japan
Category:Japan
Category:1957
Category:1959
Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 5
TV Land

==2006–2009==
==2009–2012==
On November 23, 2009, the network changed its logo to a more simplified form, keeping the double-trapezoidal outline, but removing the outlines around each letter and simplifying the fonts, with the "TV" letters rendered in Clarendon. TV Land also gained a slogan, "Laugh more", in December 2011.
==2012–2015==
===2012-2014===
On May 9, 2012, TV Land overhauled its logo that incorporates titled positive and normal-angled negative space versions of the retro TV screen logo used since its launch while utilizing a modified version of the "Fute PL Demi" typeface. This change was made in order to "acknowledge the network's roots" but reflect how the network is also broadcasting original series.
===2014-2015===
==2015–present==
In May 2015, TV Land began to transition away from the original double trapezoid imaging it had on its logo since it first launched, when the new Sutton Foster series Younger was launched without either traditional TV Land branding or advertising, choosing instead to go with a different imaging campaign to the point that "TV Land" was merely shown in regular text on-screen during the series to differentiate it from the rest of the network's schedule. The network officially announced the introduction of the rebranding on June 23, 2015. Loyalkaspar was behind the new look.
==External links==
*TV Land
Category:TV Land
Category:Television networks in the United States
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Category:New York City
Category:New York
Category:National Amusements
Category:Nickelodeon
Category:Nick at Nite
Category:ViacomCBS
Category:1996
Category:Classic television networks
Category:MTV Entertainment Group
Taco Bell

== 2006-2016 ==
=== 2006-2010 ===
=== 2010-2012 ===
=== 2012-2013 ===
=== 2013-2016 ===
== 2016-present ==
To coincide with the launch of its flagship restaurant in Las Vegas, Taco Bell introduced a newly revamped version of its logo on November 14, 2016. The typeface on the text was changed to a sans-serif typeface and made black, and the bell icon was modified by removing the pink and yellow colors to become all purple, among other changes. The new logo was created in collaboration with Lippincott and Taco Bell’s internal design group.
Category:Kraft Heinz
Category:Taco Bell
Category:Restaurants
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Category:Restaurant chains in the United States
Category:Taco
Category:Yum! Brands
Category:Mexican restaurants
Category:Burrito
Category:Mexican food
Category:1962
Category:United States
Category:Grupo Nutresa
Category:International
Category:Food and drink
Category:Former PepsiCo brands
Telefe

== 2012-2014 ==
In 2012, the line was removed and the text was moved below the circles.
== 2014-2016 ==
== 2016-2018 ==
== 2018-present ==
On November 2018, Telefe unveiled a refreshed version of its iconic three-ball logo, this time with subtle gradients. All affiliated stations received the new logo on the same month.
== External links ==
*Telefe (Spanish)
==See also==
*Telefe Rosario
*Telefe Neuquén
*Telefe Córdoba
*Telefe Mar del Plata
*Telefe Tucumán
*Telefe Bahía Blanca
*Telefe Salta
*Telefe Santa Fe
*Telefe Internacional
Category:Argentina
Category:Television stations in Argentina
Category:Buenos Aires
Category:Telefe
Category:Television channels in Argentina
Category:Viacom
Category:National Amusements
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Category:ATA (Argentina)
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Telemundo

==2007–2012==
==2012–present==
===2012–2018===
====2012-2013====
On May 14, 2012, Telemundo announced that it would launch a new branding campaign that would include the debut of a new slogan and on-air identity, including the replacement of its framed "T" logo (a variant of the 1992-era design that had been introduced by the network in 2000), with a new logo featuring two partial red spheres forming the "T", described to "capture the duality of Telemundo’s audience, balancing the strong connection to their Latin roots with their contemporary mindset of living in the U.S." The new logo and graphics package debuted on-air on December 8 of that year.
Telemundo achieved ratings success during 2012, with the telenovela series Rosa Diamante ("Diamond Rose"; a remake of Enrique Torres' Perla Negra) and the Caracol TV-produced Pablo Escobar. That year, Telemundo debuted the "social novela" Secreteando on Facebook, with comments made on other social media websites.
*Upfronts 2012: Telemundo Ups Original Programming by 40 Percent
*Telemundo unveils new logo, rebrands network
====2013-2018====
===2018–present===
On April 4, 2018, the logo design and color were slightly amended, and the network name is now in a different font. The logo was designed by Red Bee Media (UK) and Lee Hunt.
*Telemundo refreshes logo and launches new brand campaign
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Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:Spanish-language television networks in the United States
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Category:Sony
Category:Sony Pictures Entertainment
Category:NBC
Category:General Electric
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Televisión Pública (Argentina)

LS 82 TV Canal 7, (also known as Televisión Pública) is the oldest television network in Argentina created on October 17, 1951, and is owned by Radio y Televisión Argentina S.A.. The channel broadcast through Argentina via a series of repeaters and local channels who have contracts with Channel 7.
==TV Pública==
===2009–2016===
====2009–January 2010====
In February 2009, the channel leaves "7" and replaces it with an Argentine cockade of ice blue and white rings and the center of opaque orange. The name of the channel becomes a Fontana SC typeface with rounded edges and a semi-dark gray color and below, the name "CANALSIETE" in light gray color and in Futura Bold typography.
====January–June 2010====
In full transition to HD transmissions, the cockade now looks 3D.
====June 2010–2014====
With the start of HD broadcasts, the channel will have a modified 3D appearance, the name of the channel is now in 3D and below, a black rectangle with a metallic border with the letters "DIGITAL" in yellow-orange and typography in the form of a clock.
====2014–2016====
Once the 2014 World Cup is over, the cockade now has a simplified 3D effect and below, the abbreviation of the channel name, "TVP", in gradient.
==Televisión Pública Argentina==
===2016–2020===
April 18, 2016, the channel changed its name to Televisión Pública Argentina and the logo is a new version of the cockade with diagonal divisions that differentiates the brightness and below, the name "TELEVISIÓN PÚBLICA" in Gotham Bold typeface and below, the word "ARGENTINA" in Gotham Light typography.
==Televisión Pública==
===February–December 2020===
On February 22, 2020, as part of a new restructuring, the logo omitted the word "ARGENTINA" from the name, renaming the channel to simply "Televisión Pública".
===2021–present===
====2021–2024====
On January 1, 2021, at midnight, Televisión Pública unveiled a new logo, one light blue ring circle with a yellow circle gathering with a dark blue color. This logo was first used on Argentina Global between 2019 and 2020.
====2024–present====
On June 10, 2024, a slightly updated logo with a darker shade of blue appeared on Televisión Pública's social media accounts and official website.
 
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The CW

==2007-2009==
==2009-2011==
==2011-2012==
==2012-2013==
==2013-2014==
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==2014-2015==
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==2015-2016==
==2016-2017==
== 2017-2022 ==
== 2022-2024 ==
== 2024-present ==
On January 14, 2024, The CW launched a revised logo and branding, with changes including a bolder stroke and the replacement of the green color used since 2006 with a new red-orange color called "hot sauce". The word "The" was removed from the logo, though the name of the network remains "The CW".https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/the-cw-new-branding-logo-look-critics-choice-awards-1235870260/ The new branding was first seen on December 6, 2023, in a promo for the upcoming CW/CBC co-production Wild Cards,https://twitter.com/TheCW/status/1732494656015880560 though it would not be officially announced until January 12, 2024.
==External links==
*The CW
==References==
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Category:CBS Entertainment
The Price is Right

*The Price Is Right (Australia)
*The Price is Right (Indonesia)
*The Price Is Right (Netherlands)
*The Price is Right (New Zealand)
*The Price Is Right (Pakistan)
*The Price is Right (Philippines)
*The Price Is Right Thailand
*The Price Is Right (TVA)
*The Price is Right (UK)
*The Price is Right (US)
*The Price Is Right Beckham
*The Price is Right Celebrity Edition
*The Price Is Right Male Model Search
The Price is Right (US)

==2006–2007==
==2007–present==
===2007–2009===
===2009–2012===
===2012–2013===
===2013–present===
==== 2013-2015 ====
==== 2015-present ====
*See Also: Road to Price & The Price Is Right Male Model Search
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The Sims

==2006–2009 ==
==2009–2014==
==2014–present==
===2014–2019===
===2019–present===
Category:The Sims
Category:Electronic Arts
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The Weather Channel

==2006-2014==
==2014==
==2014–2015==
==2015–2016==
==2016–2017==
==2017-2019==
==2019-present==
==External links==
*The Weather Channel (IBM)
*The Weather Channel (Cable Network)
Category:The Weather Channel
Category:Television networks in the United States
Category:24-hour television news channels in the United States
Category:Atlanta
Category:Georgia (U.S. state)
Category:24-hour television weather channels
Category:Weather
Category:1982
Category:News and Information television networks in the United States
Category:United States
Category:Entertainment Studios
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Category:Former NBCUniversal subsidiaries
Category:IBM
Time Warner Cable

==2006–2010==
==2010–2016==
===2010-2012===
On September 17, 2010, Time Warner Cable introduced an updated logo. The eye-ear symbol was kept, but was redrawn, and the font was changed. The agency behind the refresh was Brand Union. Its new slogan "Enjoy Better" was launched as well.
* “That Color Looks Great on You!” – Our Brand Identity Refresh - Time Warner Cable Untangled, October 7, 2010
* Why Time Warner Cable Stuck With Its Name - Advertising Age, October 4, 2010
* Eye Hear You - Brand New, October 25, 2010
===2012-2016===
===2016===
On May 18, 2016, it was announced that Time Warner Cable was purchased by Charter Communications, only to be cancelled that very same day; in September, after the purchase of Charter and Bright House Networks, the company was marketed under the name Spectrum.
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Timeline Of Logos

== 2016-2018 ==
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==2018-2023==
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Timeline Of Logos became the Beckham Productions affiliate for the Malaysia market in June 2018 as part of an affiliation deal with Beckham Productions
On June 10, 2020, Timeline Of Logos moved from weekday uploads to Wednesday uploads
==2023-2024==
==2024-present==
Beckham Wong announced that all YouTube Channels of Beckham Wong affiliations will change their logos in January 1, 2024
Category:Beckham Wong Brands
Timeline Of Thumbnail

==2018-2023==
===2018-2020===
On September 19, 2018, Timeline Of Thumbnail was launched
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===2020-2023===
the bpn text was absolete
==2024-present==
On New Year's Day 2024, Timeline Of Thumbnail with a new logo design and new graphics. The font was completely changed to TT Norms Pro,
Category:Beckham Wong Affiliates
Toys "R" Us

==2008–2018, 2019–present==
===2008-2013===
===2013-2015===
===2015-2016===
===2016-2019===
On June 29, 2018, due to bankruptcy, all Toys "R" Us stores were closed in the United States. On January 20, 2019, parent company Tru Kids Brands was formed to be the new owner for Toys "R" Us and Babies "R" Us.
===2019-present===
On Thanksgiving Day 2019, two mall-size Toys "R" Us stores opened in Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey and at the Houston Galleria. They had just planned to open more locations, but were cancelled and both locations closed in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Toys "R" Us was an e-commerce in a partnership with Amazon before the stores closed and the partnership continued until 2021.
On March 15, 2021, WHP Global acquired a controlling stake in Toys "R" Us. There are plans to reopen Toys R Us stores across the United States by the end of the year, but they would possibly be flagship stores, pop-ups, existing retail stores, mini stores and/or airport stores. Toys "R" Us currently has a partnership with Macy's.
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