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Robert Dollar Company
1928–1935
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Globe Wireless Limited
1935–1965
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Globe-Mackay
1965–1974
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1974–1991
GMCR, Inc.
1991 - 1992
Globe Telecom
1992–2007
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1995–2007 (for Cellular)
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2004–2007 (for Landline)
2007–2013
On August 6, 2007, Globe released a new logo, featuring a modernized Globe text and a new symbol named the Globe Life symbol, which features a hand icon accompanied by icons of objects that are involved in the telecommunications industry:
- An envelope (which represents text messaging)
- A magnifying glass (which represents internet browsing)
- Three speech bubbles (which represent calling)
- A camera (which represents MMS)
- A computer (which represents the broadband and later, wireless internet businesses), and
- A music note (which also represents MMS)
2013–present
In August 2013, Globe Telecom gave its logo another redesign, with a new typography for the Globe text. The Globe Life symbol was also modified; four of the icons in the 2007 logo were removed, while the hand, the envelope, one of the speech bubbles, the magnifying glass, and the camera were retained, accompanied with four new icons:
- A new speech bubble
- A transmitter (represented by a circle) and its signals (which represents wireless internet connections, which have become relevant during the decade of the logo's launch),
- An icon with circles with round bars connecting the circles to each other (which represents social media), and
- A play button (which represents various forms of multimedia entertainment that can be provided by telecommunications).
A new slogan was also launched: Creating a Wonderful World. This is similar to the slogan used by the Kuwaiti telecom company Zain (A Wonderful World).
| Asia-Pacific members: Australia: Optus1 | Hong Kong: csl. | India and Sri Lanka: Bharti Airtel1 | Indonesia: Telkomsel1 (Timor-Leste: Telkomcel) | Japan: SoftBank Mobile | Macau: CTM | Malaysia: Maxis Communications | Philippines: Globe Telecom1 | Singapore: Singtel1 | South Korea: SK Telecom | Taiwan: Taiwan Mobile | Thailand: AIS1 | Vietnam: MobiFone
Middle Eastern members: Saudi Arabia: stc (Bahrain | Kuwait) | Turkey: Türk Telekom African member: Airtel1 (Chad, DR Congo, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Madagascar, Niger, Nigeria, Rep. Congo, Rwanda, Seychelles, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia) 1Wholly- or partly-owned subsidiaries of Singtel.  |
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| Subsidiaries BayanTel | Innove Communications | TM Main Assets Other Defunct
1Joint venture with ABS-CBN Corporation.  |
| Regional mobile networks
Wholly-owned subsidiaries: Optus (Australia) | Singtel (Singapore) Former/defunct assets: HOOQ1
1Joint venture with Sony Pictures Entertainment and WarnerMedia.  |
