Logopedia:Recent logos/January 2014

Jan 30		San Jose Earthquakes of the MLS unveils a new logo, "reunifying" with the NASL team of the same name.
Jan 28		General Mobile reveals their new logo unannouncedly.
Jan 27		British online music magazine and community platform Resident Advisor reveals a new logo for the first time since its inception in 2001 coinciding their new website design.
Jan 27		2BE reveals their new logo to be used from March.
Jan 27		The TMN brand was merged into the MEO mobile service.
Jan 27		PT Negócios and PT Prime were merged into a new company called PT Empresas.
Jan 22		Viacom launches a new division named Viacom Velocity
Jan 17		Disney Channel in Germany debuts a redesigned logo with the word "CHANNEL" in a script font.
Jan 15		Japanese commercial-grade electronics company, Mitsubishi Electric, unifies their logo in Japan, having discontinued of usage of their "Blue MITSUBISHI" logo that used in Japan since 1985.
Jan 14		Visa Inc. debuts an updated version of logo, removing the yellow wedge, with the logotype now in gradient blue.
Jan 14		Cadillac debuts a redesigned logo, removing the wreath and stretching the crest.
Jan 14		The San Antonio Silver Stars, a WNBA basketball team, rebrands to the simpler San Antonio Stars.
Jan 13		Hub Network debuts a slight overhaul of its logo.
Jan 9		Discovery Communications reveals the logo for the new American Heroes Channel, which will replace Military Channel.
Jan 8		German personal care company Beiersdorf unveiled a new logo.
Jan 6		British lunchtime television programme Loose Women introduces a new look along with a new logo, new titles and a new set.
Jan 1		The Australian version of Universal Channel adopts the international logo since May 2013.
Jan 1		ABS-CBN officially rolls out its new logo to companies, subsidiaries, and owned and affiliated stations.
Jan 1		RTÉ One in Ireland unveils a new look and logo, creating a new multiplatform identity.
Jan 1		Greece becomes the new host of the Presidency of the Council of the European Union.