• Transform magazine
  • April 23, 2024

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Ice cold warmth for Norwegian telco brand

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Norway is bisected by the Arctic Circle, meaning that for nearly half the year, across nearly half the country, there is a lot of ice. One of its biggest telecoms companies, ice.net similarly covers about 80% of the N...

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Peer perspectives: AT&T

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AT&T’s rebrand by Interbrand is a work in progress, but the first phases have been rolled out, including a new, simplified world icon. Jaid Hulsbosch, director of Australian brand agency Hulsbosch, examines the pr...

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Passion in the AXN rebrand

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The Asia-based branch of television channel AXN has undergone a major rebrand as its owners, Sony Pictures Television, seek to diversify the channel’s portfolio away from its action genre....

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Coming up for Eir

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100 agencies and $16m later, Ireland-based Eircom telecommunications company has successfully rebranded its image and logo. It is now, simply, Eir. It is thought to be the largest rebrand seen in Ireland for almost 20...

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#TransformTuesday: 15 September

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Every week, Transform examines recent rebrands and updated visual identities. This week's picks are below. For more from #TransformTuesday, follow @Transformsays...

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Brand profile: Vertu

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As a manufacturer, building a brand around the individual is a risky proposition. Jeremy Owen evaluates the mass appeal of the most exclusive luxury items through the lens of high-profile smartphone purveyor, Vertu...

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Acquisition prompts brand and promotions changes in telecoms

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With a £12.5bn buyout on the books, BT is set to take over mobile operator EE from partners Orange and T-Mobile (Deutsche Telecom). The state of its brand – already a compilation of two providers distilled down from Everything Ever...

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Brandwatch: Sapphire-tinted glasses

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Huawei is becoming the world’s most innovative and successful telecommunications manufacturer and service provider. But western markets remain unconvinced. Andrew Harrison explores Huawei’s forays outside its Chinese...

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