rebranding

The rebranding and name change took place on July 7, 2009.

The name was changed to the present one in 2006 as part of a corporate rebranding.

Or will the site experience another rebranding and perhaps a renaissance?

The transition process for a full rebranding was expected to take 12 to 18 months.

It is not known when the rest of the fleet will see the rebranding.

The final rebranding of the station was to the current name Coast 1530.

The rebranding is due to be completed by October 2013.

It was also announced that no jobs would be lost as a result of the rebranding.

Less than two years following that rebranding, membership reached to over 600.

It is unknown if the rebranding will have any effect on Star!

Nevertheless, there is a certain logic to this rebranding of the war.

Over 3,500 people attended in 2006, the last year before the rebranding as Gaze.

I reckon what we need here is some major rebranding, ladies.

The rebranding is unsuccessful, and the original name returns two years later.

The upgrade and rebranding was launched on 29 September 2012.

The strange sub-branding ended again in 2006 with yet another rebranding.

This model was possibly a rebranding of the 20 with larger Meadows engine.

The main rebranding was to associate a shade of deep purple with the company.

The rebranding of the site proved to be successful.

Shortly after the rebranding, the station received its first official website.

This was slightly modified in 2009 to reflect the rebranding of the Institution.

It announced the official launch date of the rebranding as October 4, 2012.

Late 2011 saw a rebranding of the company.

Rebranding of the company was started on April 28, 2002 by change of the logo.

Subsequently, a new logo and website was created to complete the rebranding.