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1998-2003 2003-2010 2010-2015 2015-2017 2017-2020 2020-present
1998-2003 2003-2010 2010-2015 2015-2017 2017-2020 2020-present


1998-2003

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2003-2015

2003-2010

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2010-2015

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2015-2017

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On June 29, 2015, Bandamax unveiled a new redesigned logo.

2017-2020

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2020-present

This is the new logo that came out on Monday, September 28 of this year along with new branding.

September 28, 2020: Bandamax displays a new logo. This time, the logo has changed from a curved to straight structure. The letters "B" and "X" stand out from the rest. The branding has changed as well.

Screen bug on display.


Subsidiaries and Divisions
Centro de Educación Artística | Pantelion Films2 | Editorial Televisa | Televisa USA | Esmas.com | Fundación Televisa | Noticieros Televisa | Televisa Consumer Products | TUDN | Televisa Guadalajara | Televisa Tijuana | Televisa Home Entertainment | Televisa Networks | Televisa Regional | Globalgate Entertainment3

Television channels
Free-to-air channels
Las Estrellas (HD) | FOROtv (HD) | Canal 5* (HD) | NU9VE (HD)
Televisa Networks
Adrenalina Sports Network | Bandamax | BitMe | De Película (HD) | De Película Clásico | Distrito Comedia | Golden (HD) | Golden Edge | Golden Premier | Las Estrellas (timeshift) | Telehit | Telehit Música (HD) | TLN Network | Tlnovelas | TUDN (HD) | Unicable | Univision Latin America |

International channels
Las Estrellas:
Europe | Latin America
Affiliated channels
América Televisión

Cable television companies
Izzi Telecom | Sky México1

Soccer teams
Club América (Liga MX)

Other assets
Blim TV | Univision Communications (36%)4

Magazines
Caras | Muy Interesante | TVyNovelas México | TVyNovelas Colombia | Vanidades

Defunct/Disbanded
24 Horas | American Network | Centro Cultural Arte Contemporáneo | ECO Noticias | CVC | Club Necaxa (disbanded in 2014) | Club San Luis (disbanded in 2013) | Saber Ver | Tele Guía | Tiin | Televisa Radio

1A joint-venture with DirecTV
2Co-owned with Lionsgate
3A joint venture with Lionsgate, Tobis Film, Nordisk Film, TME Films, Gaumont Film Company, Lotte Entertainment, Belga Films, PKDN Films, Paris Filmes and Cine Colombia

4Co-owned with Searchlight Capital, and ForgeLight

Televisa
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