This article is about the group brand in Chile. For the brand for general public in Chile, see Movistar (Chile).
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Chile Telephone Company[]
1889–1931[]
Initially the company was known as Chile Telephone Company, having a name in English.
Compañía de Teléfonos de Chile[]
1931–1967[]
Later, the company was renamed as Compañía de Teléfonos de Chile.
1967–1970[]
1970–1989[]
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Compañía de Telecomunicaciones de Chile[]
1989–1999[]
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[]
In 1999, CTC adopted the name of the main brand, Telefónica.
Telefónica CTC Chile[]
1999–2006[]
After complaints of many companies (such as Telefónica del Sur and Telefónica Manquehue) arguing that Telefónica was a generic word, the name was changed to Telefónica CTC Chile.
Telefónica Chile[]
2006–2010[]
In 2009, the brand for the general public became Movistar, while the brand Telefónica Chile was kept for corporative purposes.
2010–2021[]
2021–present[]
Notes and references[]
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