On the first 3 years after Emissora Nacional changed to RDP, the Portuguese designer João Celorico proposed this logo but it was never officially used by the broadcaster. Until 1979, on advertising, instead of a logo, was used the name Rádiodifusão Portuguesa, E.P., but without any specific font.
1979–1981[]
Designer:
José António Dotes de Sousa
Typography:
Antique Olive
Launched:
Unknown
Antena 1 (first era)[]
1981–1987[]
1987–1992[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Handel Gothic
Launched:
Unknown
1992–1993[]
RDP1[]
1993–1994[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Helvetica Bold
Launched:
Unknown
RDP Antena 1[]
1994–2003[]
1994–1996[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Handel Gothic
Launched:
Unknown
In 1994, RDP1 started to use the name "RDP Antena 1" and get back using a redesigned version of the 1987 logo but only with the name "antena 1".
1996–2003[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Handel Gothic
Launched:
Unknown
In 1996, the wordmark from RDP was finally added to the logo.
Even though this logo was used until November 2016 in Mainland Portugal, in Azores the logo was used until December 2016 and in Madeira the logo was used until 2017.
2016–present[]
Designer:
AC Brand Design
Typography:
Calibre
Launched:
November 21, 2016
Even though this logo was used since November 2016 in Mainland Portugal, in Azores the logo was used since December 2016 and in Madeira the logo was adopted in 2017.
