AnotherRandomPerson post_id=68866 time= user_id=1483 Wrote:Recently, I stumbeled across a redesign that (for the most part) never made it to air. In 2018, the german foreign broadcaster DW recieved a big redesign by W12 Studios - but instead of using it´s full potential, DW only uses a very small amount of the possible elements.
In the spoiler, you can see some key elements they could use:
And in this spoiler, you see the only one they actually use on air:
I wonder they don´t really take advantage of W12 Studio´s great work Ditto. It looks so good. If I were DW, I'd probably uncover the rest of the design as DW Redesign 2018 2.0.
<t>Here is the British Broadcasting Corporation with the Nine o’clock News. <br/>
1988 theme plays, but the melody at the end is the Tagesschau theme.</t>
(Considering the age of the video, I'm not sure if it's been posted on the blue place before, so bear with me  )
Seven Network endcap - 1988. A rare outing of the earlier icon in the 'Australian Television Network' days, instead of the star-spangled one seen in film screening titles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uznWS-ymCnU
Note the in-credit notice: "Produced at Channel Seven Melbourne for the Australian Television Network". C3NE vibes, anyone?
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W. Knight post_id=69531 time= user_id=1671 Wrote:(Considering the age of the video, I'm not sure if it's been posted on the blue place before, so bear with me )
Seven Network endcap - 1988. A rare outing of the earlier icon in the 'Australian Television Network' days, instead of the star-spangled one seen in film screening titles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uznWS-ymCnU
Note the in-credit notice: "Produced at Channel Seven Melbourne for the Australian Television Network". C3NE vibes, anyone?
[img][/img] Nope. Channel 7 is the station, the A.T.N. is the network.
<t>Here is the British Broadcasting Corporation with the Nine o’clock News. <br/>
1988 theme plays, but the melody at the end is the Tagesschau theme.</t>
Yeah, pretty much
They eventually accepted their fate as the “Seven Network” sometime later in the 90’s
"HA HA HA! Cookies on dowels."
ITV Region: ITV News Central
BBC Region: BBC Midlands Today
Speaking of Aussie TV, Network 10 is apparently getting a refresh of its current look this Sunday, as shown in this promo.
4 years have flown by since their relaunch to the 10 current logo
ITV Region: ITV News Central
BBC Region: BBC Midlands Today
Is this time period usually used for a refresh in Australia, similarly to September for us, as they head into Autumn?
Hiya,
This looks like a place where I can dump TV presentation, I'll start with my own station I guess, I'll post some from a BBC1 NI VHS tape I have (Recorded down here in the west of Ireland)
My own station is really basic, I run it myself from OBS. Pretty annoying to run every day, sometimes the receiver (turns the RTMP signal into a composite PAL signal) doesn't bother working.
I think I'm blabbering on. I'll post a few images. ![[Image: Talent_2.png?width=1178&height=662]](https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/917102728935800862/946161827686006814/Talent_2.png?width=1178&height=662)
Picture of the analog signal from my neighbours house:
![[Image: IMG_2564.jpg?width=884&height=663]](https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/917102728935800862/931967361492344852/IMG_2564.jpg?width=884&height=663)
One of the unused idents
![[Image: IMG_2474.png]](https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/917102728935800862/930364333656014868/IMG_2474.png)
Soon enough I'll send over the BBC1 closedown, not complete, the end of a ~2 hour tape.
Thanks Cally  I’ll remember that for next time!
Scripps Network renamed Court TV Mystery to ION Mystery, utilizing the ION TV name they acquired last year. Kind of a weird rebrand, as its genre (investigative series and thriller) aligns more to Court TV (courtroom series) than ION (general entertainment).
https://mobile.twitter.com/ionmystery/st...0675442707
Internationalman post_id=69700 time= user_id=2360 Wrote:Nope. Channel 7 is the station, the A.T.N. is the network. I know Channel 7 Melbourne is the regional station, which rarely has a distinctive brand compared to ITV franchises. But, what I think is similar is both attempted to rename their TV networks against established brands (from ITV to C3, from C7 to ATN), which promptly failed. I wonder what's the point behind the rename rage?
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W. Knight post_id=70697 time= user_id=1671 Wrote:Internationalman post_id=69700 time= user_id=2360 Wrote:Nope. Channel 7 is the station, the A.T.N. is the network. I know Channel 7 Melbourne is the regional station, which rarely has a distinctive brand compared to ITV franchises. But, what I think is similar is both attempted to rename their TV networks against established brands (from ITV to C3, from C7 to ATN), which promptly failed. I wonder what's the point behind the rename rage? Actually, Melbourne would be a 'metro' station. i.e. it's owned by the network itself. In Australia, regional stations would be:
- PRIME7/GWN7 (affiliated to/and now owned by Seven)
- WIN (Channel 10, Channel 9 affiliation - for Ch 9 it uses a metro feed, apart from sponsorship and WIN specific dual-branded idents)
- Southern Cross (Seven & Channel 10, respective affiliated stations currently branded as a metro - but differences in sponsorship, etc..)
- Imparja (affiliated to Channel 9)
- NBN (owned by Channel 9, but has kept the 'NBN' name in their news programme)
- Channel 7 Queensland (owned by Seven, metro branded - feeds off Brisbane)
There's been quite a few affiliate agreements/takeovers recently - so the regional brand is kind of dying at the moment (or on it's last legs)
Clips:
9 NBN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKPNVu4Q7aY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKG5g6LksEU
WIN (Channel 9)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Z18CjTdQXk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv4euF9Bi3A
Prime7
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5jTAd70GLo
dbl post_id=70717 time= user_id=966 Wrote:W. Knight post_id=70697 time= user_id=1671 Wrote:I know Channel 7 Melbourne is the regional station, which rarely has a distinctive brand compared to ITV franchises. But, what I think is similar is both attempted to rename their TV networks against established brands (from ITV to C3, from C7 to ATN), which promptly failed. I wonder what's the point behind the rename rage? Actually, Melbourne would be a 'metro' station. i.e. it's owned by the network itself. In Australia, regional stations would be:
- PRIME7/GWN7 (affiliated to/and now owned by Seven)
- WIN (Channel 10, Channel 9 affiliation - for Ch 9 it uses a metro feed, apart from sponsorship and WIN specific dual-branded idents)
- Southern Cross (Seven & Channel 10, respective affiliated stations currently branded as a metro - but differences in sponsorship, etc..)
- Imparja (affiliated to Channel 9)
- NBN (owned by Channel 9, but has kept the 'NBN' name in their news programme)
- Channel 7 Queensland (owned by Seven, metro branded - feeds off Brisbane)
There's been quite a few affiliate agreements/takeovers recently - so the regional brand is kind of dying at the moment (or on it's last legs) My mistake for the inaccurate wording - seems like Australian TV is structured closer to the US affiliate system.
But still, a major network completely abandoning a well-known name is near unheard of. That probably explains why C7/ATN retained the 7 symbol on their station ID, hence the rare outing of the star icon.
It also meant a transitional period is needed for stations, metro or regional, to catch on, thus the jumbled in-credit notice. In short, the practice just seemed impratical - so why did they bother?
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W. Knight post_id=70697 time= user_id=1671 Wrote:Scripps Network renamed Court TV Mystery to ION Mystery, utilizing the ION TV name they acquired last year. Kind of a weird rebrand, as its genre (investigative series and thriller) aligns more to Court TV (courtroom series) than ION (general entertainment).
I'd argue the general-entertainment bent of Ion is why this rebrand makes sense. Court TV is essentially a rolling courtroom coverage channel, whereas Ion's lineup consists almost exclusively of various procedural series (think something like 5USA). The Court TV Mystery name was a bit clunky (compared to its original female-skewing true-crime format as Escape from 2014-2019), and now with the addition of scripted series, the Ion pivot makes more sense. (Though between Ion, Ion Plus [nee lifestyle channel Ion Life] and Ion Mystery, there's quite a bit of overlap between the Ion brands now...)
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The Indian version of Disney XD became Marvel HQ in 2019. It's now rebranded again, to Super Hungama.
https://dreamdth.com/community/threads/s...ay.139539/
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