United Internet AG is a German internet company headquartered in Montabaur that operates brands such as 1&1, GMX, WEB.DE and IONOS [1]. The company was founded in 1988 and, in 2000, the former 1&1 Internet AG & Co. KGaA was renamed United Internet AG, bringing 17 independent subsidiaries together under a holding structure [1].
Design and History
The United Internet corporate logo consists of a wordmark accompanied by an oval emblem. The company provides official logos for journalistic use through its press materials page [2]. A vector version of the logo is also archived on Wikimedia Commons [3].
The current corporate identity dates to the 2000 renaming of the company. That year, 1&1 Internet AG & Co. KGaA was renamed United Internet AG, and 17 independent subsidiaries were combined under the holding umbrella [1]. No documented redesign of the United Internet corporate logo itself has been published in the available sources.
Meaning and Symbolism
The logo’s visual elements are limited to the oval emblem and wordmark as shown in the official vector file [3].
Typography and Design
Brand color data associated with the United Internet identity includes the red hex value #E2002F, as recorded by brand asset aggregator Brandfetch [4].
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