Changes: Jollibee

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			2011-present
1978-1980	1980-1996	1996-2011	2011-present

Magnolia

1975-1978

In 1975, Tony Tan and his family opened an ice cream parlor in Quezon City. The outlet would later serve hot meals and sandwiches upon request from customers. The meals became more popular then the ice cream itself, so the family decided to turn the ice cream parlor to a fast food restaurant which would later become the first Jollibee outlet in 1978.

Jollibee Yumburger

1978–1980

The logo has the cursive text and the hamburger in above. During this time, Jollibee only had 5 branches nationwide.

Jollibee

1980–1996

Launched in 1980, the logo was the longest-lived logo of Jollibee, consisting of Jollibee's face in a white burger shape in a red box, and a straightened Jollibee text.

1996–present

1996–2011

A brand identity revamp in 1996 brought about a new logo, consisting of a rounded Jollibee text in VAG Rounded, and a better version of Jollibee's face, dropping the burger shape and the box that once enclosed the symbol. Also, Jollibee's face was moved from the center to the right and was slightly rotated.

2011–present

File:MASTERBRAND-LOGO.svg

While maintaining the design of the previous logo, but the only things that were new was the modified head of Jollibee and a slight modification to the text (which included a modification of the b and the registered trademark symbol (®) turned from subscript to superscript).

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+|Jollibee 1975.jpg|1978-1980
+|Jollibee 1980.png|1980-1996
+|Jollibeelogo.svg|1996-2011
+|MASTERBRAND-LOGO.svg|2011-present}}
 ==Magnolia==
 ===1975-1978===
-[[File:Magnolia old logo.jpg|300px|center]]
+[[File:Magnolia old logo.jpg|250px|center]]
 In 1975, Tony Tan and his family opened an ice cream parlor in Quezon City. The outlet would later serve hot meals and sandwiches upon request from customers. The meals became more popular then the ice cream itself, so the family decided to turn the ice cream parlor to a fast food restaurant which would later become the first Jollibee outlet in 1978.
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+<gallery widths="150" position="center" captionalign="center" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" hideaddbutton="true">
 Jollibee-1977-calendar.jpg|First use of Jollibee name, circa 1977.
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 ==Jollibee Yumburger==
 ===1978–1980===
-[[File:Jollibee 1975.jpg|center|300px]]
+[[File:Jollibee 1975.jpg|center|250px]]
 The logo has the cursive text and the hamburger in above. During this time, Jollibee only had 5 branches nationwide.
 ==Jollibee==
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 ===1980–1996===
 [[File:Jollibee 1980.png|center|200px]]
-Launched in 1980, the logo was the longest-lived logo of Jollibee, consisting of Jollibee's face in a white burger shape in a red box, and a straightened Jollibee text. The logo continued to be used even during the advent of Jollibee's 1994 logo. The logo was used for store design until the early 2000s, and was used in packaging and commercials until 1998. The logo remained in use as the text was featured in the trays of the restaurant until 2006. Also, the logo remained in use as the full logo (with Jollibee's face in a box and the text below) on the Jollibee USA website until the website officialy opened in 2009, marking the logo's total discontinuation.
+Launched in 1980, the logo was the longest-lived logo of Jollibee, consisting of Jollibee's face in a white burger shape in a red box, and a straightened Jollibee text.
 === 1996–present ===
 ==== 1996–2011 ====
 [[File:Jollibeelogo.svg|center|200px]]
-In 1996, as part of a brand identity revamp, Jollibee revamped its store design and unveiled a new logo, consisting of a rounded Jollibee text in VAG Rounded, and a better version of Jollibee's face, dropping the burger shape and the box that once enclosed the symbol. Also, Jollibee's face was moved from the center to the right and was slightly rotated. The registered trademark symbol (®) beside Jollibee's face was also dropped. The logo was previewed in 1996 and was officially unveiled in 1997. It was used in packaging and commercials until 2011, and can still be found in restaurants that have not yet used the present logo and been refurbished. The logo affected the Jollibee mascot, because in coincidence with this, the Jollibee mascot was given a full makeover, sporting a better face and better clothing. The logo also remained in use as the text in their trays up to now. Also, the Jollibee text on the plastic spoon and fork (you can get this during take out drive thru or delivery) resembles this way.
+A brand identity revamp in 1996 brought about a new logo, consisting of a rounded Jollibee text in VAG Rounded, and a better version of Jollibee's face, dropping the burger shape and the box that once enclosed the symbol. Also, Jollibee's face was moved from the center to the right and was slightly rotated.
 ==== 2011–present ====
 [[File:MASTERBRAND-LOGO.svg|center|200px]]
-The logo is just the same, but the only things that were new was the modified head of Jollibee and a slight modification to the text (which included a modification of the b and the registered trademark symbol (®) turned from subscript to superscript). The logo was not universally adopted until late 2011, when a fraction of Jollibee's branches underwent renovation and a number of new stores with new designs sporting the new logo opened. The logo also affected the Jollibee mascot, resulting 1996 in the animated 2D Jollibee mascot sporting a new face that is exactly like the logo.
+While maintaining the design of the previous logo, but the only things that were new was the modified head of Jollibee and a slight modification to the text (which included a modification of the b and the registered trademark symbol (®) turned from subscript to superscript).
-== Other ==
-{{Other}}
-**[[Jollibee/Other Logos]]
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