TV Azteca

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1992–1993	1993–1994	1994–1996	1996–2011	2011–2015	2015–present

TV Azteca (abbreviated from Televisión Azteca, S.A.B. de C.V.) is the second-largest mass media network (and before 1993, it was Imevisión) in Mexico, owned by Grupo Salinas. Since its creation, its channels have been separated in twain between Azteca Uno and Azteca 7; created two more national networks afterwards: ADN 40 and A+, including three international networks outside of Mexico. It is the second-largest mass media company in Mexico after Televisa, and one of the largest producers of telenovelas, along with Televisa, Telemundo and TV Globo.

Televisión Azteca

1992–1993

Designer:  Javier García Rivera

Typography:  Optima (modifed)

Launched:  1992 (Pre-Launch)

Before the remaining stations as part of "Imevisión" also entered the tender for the media package, Javier García Rivera designed a logo representing a stylized eagle which is still in use in a present day. Televisión Azteca was founded on August 2, 1993 by Ricardo Salinas Pliego after privatizing Imevisión.

TV Azteca (first era)

1993–1994

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Helvetica Bold

Launched:  1993

When Grupo Salinas was the winner of the media package, some elements were preserved, among them the name of “Televisión Azteca”, as well as the icon of the company, but it was not until the end of 1993 when it was decided to modify it for the first time to "TV Azteca".

1994–2011

In the search for creating a fresher and younger image and influenced by a commercial alliance and content deal with the American company NBC, which presupposed the purchase of 10% to 20% of the company by NBC, in mid-1994, the eagle was colored, taking five of the six colors of the NBC logo that had Canal Trece (XHDF), only in reverse order: Green, blue, purple, red and yellow.

1994–1996

Designer:  Javier García Rivera

Typography:  Times New Roman

Launched:  Unknown

With the words Televisión Azteca and later TV Azteca, in Times New Roman typography in Black and on white background.

1996–2011

In this year, its last modification is made after 2 years of giving color to the logo with the same eagle, the words "Televisión Azteca" are abreviated again to "TV Azteca" which is similar to the 1993 logo still retaining it's font text and color.

Azteca

2011–2015

Designer:  Javier García Rivera

Typography:  Myriad Black

Launched:  March 7, 2011

On Monday, March 7, 2011, the logo was changed and the company's brand was renamed simply as "Azteca"; using the slogan We are more than television. The purple color was established as the background color, the abbreviations TV were removed, the typography was modified and the eagle logo tips were rounded.

TV Azteca (second era)

2015–present

Designer:  Javier García Rivera

Typography:  Myriad Black

Launched:  July 31, 2015

Since 2015, the same eagle logo of 2011 is renamed back to "TV Azteca", retaining its color and font text.

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TV Azteca