Logopedia:Recent logos/May 2020

May 25		Argentine children's channel Pakapaka unveils a new logo.
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May 24		Argentine television channel Encuentro unveils a new logo.
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May 23		Australian pay-TV service Foxtel announces its latest streaming service Binge.
May 20		Spanish cable internet company Euskaltel launches Virgin Telco, a brand licensed by Virgin, to expand its services throughout Spain.
May 19		Hungarian political party Jobbik introduces a new logo.
May 18		Hungarian TV channel Humor+ changes its name to TV2 Comedy with a new logo.
May 18		American private raisins grower company, Sun-Maid, introduces a new, modernised logo and packaging.
May 17		Microsoft-owned Swedish video game studio Mojang announced their rebrand to Mojang Studios in time for Minecraft's 11th anniversary, along with a new logo.
May 15		French music company Trace launches Trace Caribbean, a French music channel.
May 12		Sony Interactive Entertainment launches PlayStation Studios, a video game brand for first-party games. It will debut on the upcoming PlayStation 5 console.
May 12		Australian fuel company Caltex Australia rebrands themselves back to Ampol, a return to the name it last used 24 years ago, before adopting the the Caltex brand. The new logo debuted in a test location in Gladesville, Sydney.
May 11		As part of a new slogan "Laat je horen" ("Make yourself heard") and a new weekday line-up Dutch radio station NPO 3FM introduced a new logo.
May 7		During the Xbox Series X preview presentaion, American video game developer EA Sports unveils a new font style for the Madden NFL series logo for the first time since 2014. It will debut with Madden NFL 21, releasing later this year.
May 6		Canadian video game developer HB Studios The Golf Club's video game series rebrands as PGA Tour 2K under 2K Sports brand.
May 3		Czech broadcaster FTV Prima launches CNN Prima News, a 24-hour Czech news channel.
May 1		Indian entertainment company Shemaroo launches Shemaroo TV, a Hindi entertainment channel.
May 1		Brazilian media company Jovem Pan launches Panflix, a YouTube-based video-on-demand platform.