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History

1. 

   1905–1965

   Serif wordmark

   For six decades, Reuters used a traditional serif typeface for its name, reflecting the typographic conventions common to press agencies of the era. The letterforms signaled institutional authority during a period when the agency expanded from telegram wire services into broadcast and financial data.

2. 

   1965–1972

   Fletcher logotype

   Designed by Alan Fletcher, Crosby/Fletcher/Forbes

   Alan Fletcher of Crosby/Fletcher/Forbes redesigned the identity in 1965, introducing a bold, condensed sans-serif logotype. The new mark brought modernist discipline to a brand that had operated under decorative Victorian typography for most of its history.

3. 

   1972–1996

   Slanted R wordmark

   A revised wordmark appeared in 1972, retaining the sans-serif direction while introducing a distinctive slanted capital R. The letterform gave the logotype a sense of forward motion, reinforcing the agency's identity as a real-time news and data provider.

4. 

   1996–2008

   Landor refresh

   Designed by Landor Associates

   Landor Associates updated the identity in April 1996, refining the custom letterforms and adjusting the wordmark's weight and spacing. The revision accompanied Reuters' expansion into digital financial terminals and online news at a time when the agency competed directly with Bloomberg.

5. 

   2008–2024

   Thomson Reuters era

   Designed by Interbrand

   Following Thomson Corporation's acquisition of Reuters Group in 2008, Interbrand created a unified identity for Thomson Reuters. Reuters News retained a simplified version of this mark, set in Neo Sans, which the editorial division used across all platforms for sixteen years.

6. 

   2024–present · current

   Code and Theory rebrand

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