The new design drastically de-emphasizes Verizon’s signature red checkmark, moving it over to the right beside the “n.” The red “z” in the name is also gone, and the entire logo is now a ...

Step one of the rebrand was to question that red check. That check actually was Pentagram’s simplification of Verizon’s original “electric Z“—a Z that ran wild out of the logo and formed ...

Verizon Communications Inc.-- known in wireless industry circles as “Big Red” because of its bright red company stamp -- is rebranding itself with a new black and white logo that has a simple ...

Following a brief vague appearance online, Verizon has officially introduced the logo you see above as its ... indistinguishable from any other red checkmark in existence. Admittedly, slanting ...

Meanwhile, the company’s new logo — a red “V” surrounded by a yellow glow — is meant to reflect the root words of Verizon’s name: “veritas” (truth) and “horizon.” It’s ...

Landor Associates designed the original logo in 2000, according to Ad Age. The updated version does away with the large red arrow above the ‘Verizon’ name. Now a smaller red arrow appears to ...

Verizon's new checkmark logo still uses black and red coloring, but is no longer italicized. The red check has moved to the right of the name, instead of on top. Within hours, T-Mobile's (TMUS ...

Stremme's team will also feature red and black uniforms. So how long will Verizon be willing to pay a couple million dollars to "sponsor" a car they aren't allowed to put their logos on?