Movistar (Chile)

For the group brand in Chile, see Telefónica Chile.

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1889–1936	1936-1967	1967–1970	1970–1989	1989–1999	1999


1999–2006	2006–2009	2009–2010	2010–2017	2017–2020	2020–present

Chile Telephone Company[]

1889–1936[]

Initially, the company was known as Chile Telephone Company, having a name in English.

Compañía de Teléfonos de Chile[]

1936–1967[]

Later, the company was renamed as Compañía de Teléfonos de Chile.

1967–1970[]

1970–1986[]

1986–1989[]

Compañía de Telecomunicaciones de Chile[]

1989–1999[]

Designer:

Julián Naranjo
Procorp

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

Unknown

This logo was designed by Julián Naranjo and the agencies Naranjo Diseño and Procorp^[1]. In 1991 it was renamed as Compañía de Telecomunicaciones de Chile (Chile Telecommunications Company), keeping the CTC name and logo.

Telefónica[]

1999[]

Designer:

Ian Brignell (from Diefenbach Elkins)

Typography:

Custom wordmark

Launched:

Unknown

In 1999, CTC adopted the name of the main brand, Telefónica.

Telefónica CTC Chile[]

1999–2006[]

Designer:

Ian Brignell (from Diefenbach Elkins)

Typography:

Custom wordmark
TheSans

Launched:

Unknown

After complaints of many companies (such as Telefónica del Sur) arguing that Telefónica was a generic word, the name was changed to Telefónica CTC Chile.

Telefónica Chile[]

2006–2009[]

Designer:

Ian Brignell (from Diefenbach Elkins)

Typography:

Custom wordmark
TheSans

Launched:

Unknown

Movistar[]

2009–2010[]

Designer:

Wolff Olins

Typography:

Custom wordmark

Launched:

Unknown

In 2009, Telefónica Chile adopts the Movistar brand, until then only used for the mobile brand (formerly Telefónica Movil and BellSouth Chile), and uses the logo originally designed by Wolff Olins.