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TV Record
1953-1970
The first Rede Record logo is a compass with the letters T and V on it, and the name Record below it.
1970-1971
The logo features a square with a number 7 symbol and the name "TV Record".
1971-1982
1971-1972
The logo features the name Record with a circle 7 logo as the "O" of the wordmark.
1972-1973
The 1971 logo is adjoined by an insignia resembling Rede Record's transmitter tower used at the time.
1973-1975
When color broadcasts in Brazil started, the Rede Record's logo was modified, now having the RGB colors on the C, O, and R letters, representing the word ''cor'' in portuguese, which means color.
1975-1976
The 1973 logo is adjoined by a tiger that was it's mascot.
1976-1979
The logo features a sun with the name TV Record below it.
1979-1982
The sun is replaced with a circle that bears the number 7 inside it. With a wordmark "TV RECORD".
1982-1985
The logo features the Record word mark with a rainbow placed above it.
1985-1986
The logo features a rainbow divided in half. This is the last logo to feature a rainbow.
1986-1990
The rainbow was discarded in 1986 in favor of an all-gold colored logo with a four-sided rhombus as its symbol.
Rede Record
1990-1992
The first design of the present logo appeared in 1990: It then featured a light blue sphere surrounded by curved RGB metal plates. When it was released, the symbol originally resembled a cyclone. At the same time, TV Record changed its name to Rede Record, and the wordmark was changed from just "TV Record" to its new name, "Rede Record", which would last until 2002.
1992-2002
1992-1995
The symbol was given a shade of silver, the plates became tsunami waves and split into six, and the Rede Record word mark shifted to a more futuristic theme, a theme that would be used for the next two decades. In 1993, the waves became colorful.
1995-2002
1995-1997
The symbol featured the six waves simpified to 3 waves. It retained the shade of silver.
1997-1999
The symbol was shaded gold instead.
1999-2002
The logo is the same, except that the Rede Record word mark was moved to the center of the symbol.
Record
2002-2012
2002-2007
2002-2005
The waves gained a slight tweak, the sphere started to bear the texture of planet Earth (indicating their international expansion through Record Internacional, positioned on South America, their continent of origin) and the Rede Record wordmark was moved back to the bottom, and was reverted back to simply appearing as "Record". Despite the name change on the logo, Rede Record remained as the network's legal name until 2016. In March 2004, a new slogan was launched: A Caminho Da Liderança (On the way to leadership).
2006-2007
On January 1, 2006, The logo featured the symbol gaining a glossy texture.
2007-2012
The symbol was given a revamp on December 2, 2007. In this logo, the the gold shade on the waves was completely eliminated (allowing each wave to appear in their solid color), the globe was given a simplified texture highlighting the Earth's continents, and the Record wordmark was slightly modified.
2011-present
2011 (unused)
2012-2016
The logo was given another revamp on February 26, 2012. In this logo, the globe is stuck and integrated with the waves (which were revamped into new versions of curved RGB plates, the former state of the waves when the symbol was first used) making it more "polished". As for the wordmark, it was given a minor tweak and now resembles its 1992 and 1995 predecessors, this time without the "Rede" part of the wordmark.
On February 5, 2015, a new slogan was launched: Aberta para o novo (Opened for the new)
RecordTV
(continuing from 2011-present) 2016-present
In 2016, the network renamed itself as RecordTV and launched a modified version of the logo which had the symbol rotated slightly to the right and dropped the RGB colors and the silhouette of the map of South America.
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