31-01-2022, 12:47 PM
Robert Williams post_id=65971 time= user_id=993 Wrote:Thing is, despite all the cutbacks, the BBC website is still vast, and it must be a huge job to change every single logo on every single page. That said, it's a pity that more than three months after the rebrand, BBC Three is still the only channel to have had its schedule and programme pages updated with the new logo and branding.
That's nothing, however, compared to https://www.bbc.co.uk/schedules and on the titles of the schedule pages themselves, where you will find that several BBC Local Radio stations that amended their names two years ago, still have not been updated to the new names.
Interesting to see that BBC Three looks to be retaining its own bespoke website at all - it was only set up when the channel went online in 2016, and none of the other non-children's channels have had them for a long time.
I don't understand why the schedule pages exist as separate section of the website, surely they should be rolled in with iPlayer and Sounds respectively which already have their own schedule pages.
