Univision

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1962–1987	1987–1989	1989	1990–2012	2013–2019	2019–present

Spanish International Network

1962–1987

Univision originally began in 1962 as the Spanish International Network, with KCOR-TV (channel 41; now KWEX-DT) in San Antonio and KMEX-TV (channel 34) in Los Angeles, forming the cornerstone of the network.

Univision

1987–1989

In 1987, Spanish International Network rebranded as Univision, after the network became owned under a joint venture between Hallmark Cards and Mexican broadcaster Televisa; its logo at the time, was similar in resemblance to the logo used by Televisa, who distributes much of its programming for broadcast on Univision in the United States.

1989

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Univision unveiled a new look on January 8, 1989. The logo was on-air from July 1, 1989 to December 31, 1989. This logo served as a placeholder for the then upcoming logo that came out later.

1990–2012

Univision unveiled a new look on October 15, 1989. The logo was on-air from January 1, 1990 to December 31, 2012. This logo was designed by Chermayeff & Geismar.

2013-present

2013–2019

On October 17, 2012, Univisión unveiled a new look, which debuted on-air on January 1, 2013. The new logo shares the multicolored quadrant design of the previous logo (which had been used since January 1990), but now resembles a three-dimensional heart to represent its new slogan, "El latido del corazón hispano de Estados Unidos" ("The Hispanic Heartbeat of the United States"). The revised logo's new three-dimensional shape was intended to represent Univision's recent growth as a "360-degree", multi-platform media company, while its seamless form represented the unity of Hispanic cultures. This logo was designed by Wolff Olins.

Univision Unveils a New Brand Logo, Signaling Transformation

2019–present

On January 29, 2019, Univisión updated its logo used 6 years ago with a flat gradient design.

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TelevisaUnivision

Free-to-air television:

True Crime Network, Quest and/or Ion Mystery affiliates: KUVI-DT | KXLK-CD | WFTY-DT | WMGM-TV | WWJE-DT

Spanish-language independent station: WSTE-DT

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Televisa telenovelas

1950s

¹ Co-produced with Univision.
² Ongoing.

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Televisa series

1960s

1962: Chucherías
1968: Bartolo | Los Beverly de Peralvillo| Los Supergenios de la Mesa Cuadrada ¹

1980s
1980: Chespirito
1981: ¡¡Cachún Cachún Ra-Ra!!
1982: Chiquilladas
1984: Las Chambas de Paquita | Cosas de Casados
1985: ¿Qué nos Pasa?
1986: Hospital de la Risa
1987: Las Solteras del 2 | Nosotros los Gómez | Papá Soltero | Dr. Cándido Pérez | ¡Anabel!
1988: El Pirrurris Presenta
1989: La Telaraña | La Hora Marcada

¹Series produced and created by Roberto Gómez Bolaños (Chespirito).
²Series produced and created by Eugenio Debrez.

¹TelevisaUnivision owns these station licenses, however they are operated by Entravision Communications under local marketing agreements.
²Owned by TLN Media Group.
³Joint venture with Lionsgate.

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Grupo Cisneros

Current assets:

Cisneros Media | Cisneros Media Distribution | Organización Miss Venezuela | Siente Music | VeneMusic

Broadcast and cable television networks:
Venevisión | Ve Plus (Latin America | Venezuela | USA (Novelisima))

Other assets:
Cisneros Media | Cisneros Real Estate | Organización Miss Venezuela | Siente Music | VeneMusic

¹Co-owned by Warner Bros. Discovery.
²Moved to Claxson and later sold.
³Sold to Panamco, brands later sold to The Coca-Cola Company.
⁴Sold to Unilever.

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 In 1987, Spanish International Network rebranded as '''Univision''', after the network became owned under a joint venture between [[Hallmark Cards]] and Mexican broadcaster [[Grupo Televisa|Televisa]]; its logo at the time, was similar in resemblance to the logo used by Televisa, who distributes much of its programming for broadcast on Univision in the United States.
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+===1989===
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 Univision unveiled a new look on January 8, 1989. The logo was on-air from July 1, 1989 to December 31, 1989. This logo served as a placeholder for the then upcoming logo that came out later.
-===1990–2013===
+===1990–2012===
 [[File:Univision 1990.svg|center|170px]]
 Univision unveiled a new look on October 15, 1989. The logo was on-air from January 1, 1990 to December 31, 2012. This logo was designed by [[Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv|Chermayeff &amp; Geismar]].
-===2013–present===
+===2013-present===
 ====2013–2019====
 [[File:Univision 2013.svg|center|250px]]
-On October 17, 2012, Univision unveiled a new look, which debuted on-air on January 1, 2013. The new logo shares the multicolored quadrant design of the previous logo (which had been used since January 1990), but now resembles a three-dimensional heart to represent its new slogan, "El latido del corazón hispano de Estados Unidos" ("The Hispanic Heartbeat of the United States"). The revised logo's new three-dimensional shape was intended to represent Univision's recent growth as a "360-degree", multi-platform media company, while its seamless form represented the unity of Hispanic cultures. This logo was designed by [[Wolff Olins]].
+On October 17, 2012, '''Univisión''' unveiled a new look, which debuted on-air on January 1, 2013. The new logo shares the multicolored quadrant design of the previous logo (which had been used since January 1990), but now resembles a three-dimensional heart to represent its new slogan, "El latido del corazón hispano de Estados Unidos" ("The Hispanic Heartbeat of the United States"). The revised logo's new three-dimensional shape was intended to represent Univision's recent growth as a "360-degree", multi-platform media company, while its seamless form represented the unity of Hispanic cultures. This logo was designed by [[Wolff Olins]].
 *[http://corporate.univision.com/corporate/press/press-releases/2012/10/17/univision-unveils-a-new-brand-logo-signaling-transformation/ Univision Unveils a New Brand Logo, Signaling Transformation]
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 [[File:Univision2019.svg|center|262px]]
-On January 29, 2019, Univision updated its logo used 6 years ago with a flat gradient design.
+On January 29, 2019, '''Univisión''' updated its logo used 6 years ago with a flat gradient design.
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Changes: Univision

Revision as of 22:42, 30 August 2019

Spanish International Network

1962–1987

Univision

1987–1989

1989

1990–2012

2013-present

2013–2019

2019–present

External links