Seeing U
Colm O’Rourke assesses the renaissance of in-vision continuity on UTV
The Corporation at Christmas - BBC2
BBC2 Christmas Idents, 2002 - Present
Three's just a crowd
Three’s New Look
The Corporation at Christmas - BBC1
BBC1 Christmas Idents, 2002 - Present
The Corporation at Christmas - Intro
BBC TV Christmas Idents, 2002 - Present
We interrupt this programme...
In-Programme Pointers are here to stay.
Completing the circle
BBC One - from globes to dancers to circles
Too Much Choice
Annoying ways of getting your attention
Compromising the brand
Bad branding or bad programmes?
All new nonsense
The habit of slapping “ALL NEW” on everything
Ringing the changes
Don’t blame the agency
All or nothing
The BBC3 logo that comes and goes
Identity crisis
At Independent Television
Who killed the continuity announcers?
We ask the question
Two Little, two late
A relaunch for BBC-2
Brandwise
Modernity vs those things that have always been done
The generic chainsaw
ITV’s bulk presentation is bad for you
Square Dancing
A negative view of the new look BBC One
Everybody Dance Now
A positive view of BBC One’s globe replacement
Good DOG, bad DOG
Good on-screen bugs
E4 emperor
The best in modern presentation?
Five fallen
The new ‘five’ is awful, apparently
New dogs, old tricks
Finding old habits die hard. Good.
Moving the Furniture
Slap an on-screen logo on and all will be alright.
Coming Next
The art of promotion
Last Days
An insiders view of the end of LWT
Making your mind up
The choice for UTV - ITV1 or not?
It's time the tale were told
How two Transdiffusion contributors made LWT’s last day
An LWT Diary
Getting up early for the last day of LWT
A new start
An independent view of LWT’s last day
New Ways And Means
When is ‘all new’ not exactly all new?
Branding Sacred Cows
How ITV1 was always going to be an error
The anti-globes
Can dancing be as good as the whole world?
Studio 3
UTV in-vision
Ideal presentation
The best of presentation techniques
Ultimate Branding
The best of television presentation
Year zero
Every new ITV company has reinvented the wheel
Fourth estate
A channel that has chosen subtle branding
