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France Télévision
1992 (unused)
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1992–2000
| DESIGNER Gédéon | TYPOGRAPHY ITC Garamond™ | USAGE Official |
France Télévision was formed in 1992 as a joint-entity to manage then-struggling French public television channels Antenne 2 and FR3, while they renamed France 2 and France 3, respectively. The initial logo has consisted of chopped red-2 & blue-3 surrounding France Télévision text.
2000–2002
| DESIGNER Gédéon | TYPOGRAPHY ITC Garamond™ | USAGE Official |
In August 2000, France Télévisions S.A. was formed as a holding company for France's public television channels, absorbing control of France 2, France 3, and fellow public channel La Cinquième (later renamed France 5).
France Télévisions
2002–2008
| DESIGNER Gédéon | TYPOGRAPHY Heldustry | USAGE Official | ALSO KNOWN AS The 4 Screens |
The new look heavily features "screens" flying through the air. The new corporate logo consists of four blue screens with the new company name written underneath in all lowercase. The channel logos were also screens seen at an angle.
2008–2011
| DESIGNER Gédéon | TYPOGRAPHY Heldustry | USAGE Official | ALSO KNOWN AS The 5 Screens |
On 7 April 2008, France Télévisions introduced a company-wide image refresh, which included an updated logo and the addition of gradients to the logos of each channel. The company logo was refreshed by adding a fifth "screen" and adding colours to the screens according to the logos of five of the group's main channels.
2011–2012
| DESIGNER Unknown | TYPOGRAPHY Heldustry | USAGE Official |
2012–2018
| DESIGNER Unknown | TYPOGRAPHY Heldustry | USAGE Official |
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In 2012, the screens were removed, leaving only the wordmark. As of 2018, this logo becomes a corporate and secondary logo used along with the present logo.
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2018–present
| DESIGNER Movement | TYPOGRAPHY LL Brown | USAGE Official |
This common visual identity system had been revealed over the time since the launch of Franceinfo in 2016 and France.tv in 2017, respectively with France.tv logo being modified for a current corporate logo.
