BBC News (UK): October 2021 onwards
#31
Just a suggestion, but it might make sense for Rob or a moderator to close this thread and merge it into (and reopen!) the existing thread, considering that nothing has changed on BBC News today, and it likely isn't set to until the spring.
#32
That’s actually not a bad idea
#33
Ittr post_id=49277 time= user_id=1040 Wrote:Just a suggestion, but it might make sense for Rob or a moderator to close this thread and merge it into (and reopen!) the existing thread, considering that nothing has changed on BBC News today, and it likely isn't set to until the spring.

Or keep it going renamed "BBC News: 2022 Rebrand"
#34
Did I miss something or did all [mention]Rob[/mention] work go down the pan? I’m not seeing a thread of BBC rebrand anywhere???
#35
Newsroom post_id=49458 time= user_id=1342 Wrote:Did I miss something or did all [mention]Rob[/mention] work go down the pan? I’m not seeing a thread of BBC rebrand anywhere???

The rebrand threads have been merged into the rest of the forum. I'm guessing because the rebrand has been less of a bang and more of a fizzle.
#36
The new BBC News logo is on a site called logopedia
#37
Talking of slow BBC rebrands I know it took 7 years for a box to make it on to the BBC News intros, but did they use it on trailers before then?
@Brekkietweets
#38
Brekkie post_id=49472 time= user_id=976 Wrote:Talking of slow BBC rebrands I know it took 7 years for a box to make it on to the BBC News intros, but did they use it on trailers before then?

There was a BBC News 24 box that was used for trailers.
#39
chris post_id=49479 time= user_id=1265 Wrote:
Brekkie post_id=49472 time= user_id=976 Wrote:Talking of slow BBC rebrands I know it took 7 years for a box to make it on to the BBC News intros, but did they use it on trailers before then?

There was a BBC News 24 box that was used for trailers.

[Image: BBCNews24trailer02.jpg]

[Image: BBCNews24trailer03.jpg]

Two different versions, from 2002 and 2003 respectively.
#40
Owen A post_id=49205 time= user_id=914 Wrote:Expectation:
[Image: 3UKlBV7.png]
Reality:
[Image: 1634738435_646525709.jpeg]

I've always thought they should have gone with Reith Serif...

[Image: NEWS%20REITH%20SERIF.jpg]
#41
If they go for the split design I could see that actually working well for BBC News - pretty much accommodates any news programme name and could even allow for the on screen return of the "One o'clock News" etc. branding, not that I think they'd go there.
@Brekkietweets
#42
Brekkie post_id=49206 time= user_id=976 Wrote:What is it now - two and a half years since Reith was rolled out across BBC News on TV? Guess this one is Project Tortoise.
Not to beat a dead horse here, but yes the BBC News web header is a glaring issue that warrants fixing asap.

The most trusted and most viewed news source in the UK displaying two different logos on TV vs web, the latter of which is completely incorrect. Unprofessional and unjustifiable.

I can't think of a department where brand consistency across platforms is more important, in the digital world we find ourselves in. And this has been an unresolved issue since mid-2019.
#43
Bbc news is an odd one world service tv stations haven’t even bothered, the English services use the old logo with Reith serif bold, the website uses the new bbc logo with gill sans it’s a horror show really,
#44
Ballyboy post_id=49471 time= user_id=982 Wrote:The new BBC News logo is on a site called logopedia
Almost certainly a mock, like most things which appear on there before an official announcement.
#45
valley post_id=49581 time= user_id=971 Wrote:
Ballyboy post_id=49471 time= user_id=982 Wrote:The new BBC News logo is on a site called logopedia
Almost certainly a mock, like most things which appear on there before an official announcement.

It’s just the new three blocks news icon.


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