International Presentation

[W. Knight]

LRT channels, Lithuania, 10/5/2022. The change came from the public media's coporate rebrand, retiring the 'box edge' look from ten years ago.

The rebrand promo:


LRT TV (startup simulcasted with LRT Lituanica: A slight difference in the station DOG):


Trailers on LRT TV:


LRT Plius (startup):

[Yurii1256]

On the same day, when Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT launched its rebranding, another public broadcaster from Ukraine Suspilne started the presentation of its new logo during the first ad break on the Eurovision Song Contest (broadcasted on UA: Kultura, because its flagship channel broadcasts Yedyni novyny). Comparing two versions, current and new, I made some inferences. Firstly colour of the semi-circle, which is stylised to Cyrillic letter S is more vibrant, moreover, regional channels are got a blue colour and lose identification colours. Secondly, was changes its font, to replace the Akrobat appeared Inerta, made by a Ukrainian designer Andrii Konstiantynov, which made Cyntho Next typeface and specially modified for STB rebranding in 2020, and Inerta is used on the sister of STB Novyi kanal since 2021. The thirdly is totally removing UA: branding from 2015, and we don't know, if UA: Pershyi will be rebranded as Suspilne TV or will continue to be used the branding of channel 1, as not ashamed by its not fine history and associations with UT-1 and Pershyi Natsionalnyi. Also was tested lower thirds titles during Yedyni novyny telethon and transitions between video materials.
I will remind you that the rebranding of UA: PBC started in 2019, and from this time all channels haven't changed their logo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBVPuDRgu3s

[Roger Darthwell]

On the same day, when Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT launched its rebranding, another public broadcaster from Ukraine Suspilne started the presentation of its new logo during the first ad break on the Eurovision Song Contest (broadcasted on UA: Kultura, because its flagship channel broadcasts Yedyni novyny). Comparing two versions, current and new, I made some inferences. Firstly colour of the semi-circle, which is stylised to Cyrillic letter s is more vibrant, moreover, regional channels are got a blue colour and lose identification colours. Secondly, was changes its font, to replace the Akrobat appeared Inerta, made by a Ukrainian designer Andrii Konstiantynov, which made Cyntho Next typeface and specially modified for STB rebranding in 2020, and Inerta is used on the sister of STB Novyi kanal since 2021. The thirdly is totally removing UA: branding from 2015, and we don't know, if UA: Pershyi will be rebranded as Suspilne TV or will continue to be used the branding of channel 1, as not ashamed by its not fine history and associations with UT-1 and Pershyi Natsionalnyi. Also was tested lower thirds titles during Yedyni novyny telethon and transitions between video materials.
I will remind you that the rebranding of UA: PBC started in 2019, and from this time all channels haven't changed their logo.
https://youtu.be/6gUbcrDj4L0

What do you mean by ''not ashamed by its not fine history and associations with UT-1 and Pershyi Natsionalnyi'' Could you please explain why it doesn't have a fine history? I am very curious

[Yurii1256]

On the same day, when Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT launched its rebranding, another public broadcaster from Ukraine Suspilne started the presentation of its new logo during the first ad break on the Eurovision Song Contest (broadcasted on UA: Kultura, because its flagship channel broadcasts Yedyni novyny). Comparing two versions, current and new, I made some inferences. Firstly colour of the semi-circle, which is stylised to Cyrillic letter s is more vibrant, moreover, regional channels are got a blue colour and lose identification colours. Secondly, was changes its font, to replace the Akrobat appeared Inerta, made by a Ukrainian designer Andrii Konstiantynov, which made Cyntho Next typeface and specially modified for STB rebranding in 2020, and Inerta is used on the sister of STB Novyi kanal since 2021. The thirdly is totally removing UA: branding from 2015, and we don't know, if UA: Pershyi will be rebranded as Suspilne TV or will continue to be used the branding of channel 1, as not ashamed by its not fine history and associations with UT-1 and Pershyi Natsionalnyi. Also was tested lower thirds titles during Yedyni novyny telethon and transitions between video materials.
I will remind you that the rebranding of UA: PBC started in 2019, and from this time all channels haven't changed their logo.
https://youtu.be/6gUbcrDj4L0

What do you mean by ''not ashamed by its not fine history and associations with UT-1 and Pershyi Natsionalnyi'' Could you please explain why it doesn't have a fine history? I am very curious

Because before public broadcasting, until 2015, NTKU was been state-owned television. And on UT-1 and then on Pershyi natsionalnyi broadcasted the worst programmes in the world, which no one watched. The situation is being corrected by various broadcasts of biathlon and the same Eurovision It was the kind of party television that served Kravchuk, Kuchma, Yuschenko, Yanukovych and Poroshenko (for 1 year). On this channel was broadcasted AntiMaidan organised by the Party of Regions of Yanukovych. It was possible to create Public broadcasting in the 1990s but assured that the broadcaster has this status on documents, defacto it was been state-owned party television which doesn't have any values.

[Roger Darthwell]

On the same day, when Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT launched its rebranding, another public broadcaster from Ukraine Suspilne started the presentation of its new logo during the first ad break on the Eurovision Song Contest (broadcasted on UA: Kultura, because its flagship channel broadcasts Yedyni novyny). Comparing two versions, current and new, I made some inferences. Firstly colour of the semi-circle, which is stylised to Cyrillic letter s is more vibrant, moreover, regional channels are got a blue colour and lose identification colours. Secondly, was changes its font, to replace the Akrobat appeared Inerta, made by a Ukrainian designer Andrii Konstiantynov, which made Cyntho Next typeface and specially modified for STB rebranding in 2020, and Inerta is used on the sister of STB Novyi kanal since 2021. The thirdly is totally removing UA: branding from 2015, and we don't know, if UA: Pershyi will be rebranded as Suspilne TV or will continue to be used the branding of channel 1, as not ashamed by its not fine history and associations with UT-1 and Pershyi Natsionalnyi. Also was tested lower thirds titles during Yedyni novyny telethon and transitions between video materials.
I will remind you that the rebranding of UA: PBC started in 2019, and from this time all channels haven't changed their logo.
https://youtu.be/6gUbcrDj4L0

What do you mean by ''not ashamed by its not fine history and associations with UT-1 and Pershyi Natsionalnyi'' Could you please explain why it doesn't have a fine history? I am very curious

Because before public broadcasting, until 2015, NTKU was been state-owned television. And on UT-1 and then on Pershyi natsionalnyi broadcasted the worst programmes in the world, which no one watched. The situation is being corrected by various broadcasts of biathlon and the same Eurovision It was the kind of party television that served Kravchuk, Kuchma, Yuschenko, Yanukovych and Poroshenko (for 1 year). On this channel was broadcasted AntiMaidan organised by the Party of Regions of Yanukovych. It was possible to create Public broadcasting in the 1990s but assured that the broadcaster has this status on documents, defacto it was been state-owned party television which doesn't have any values.

Thank you very much for your explanation, I really appreciate it!

[Medianext.MX]

On the same day, when Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT launched its rebranding, another public broadcaster from Ukraine Suspilne started the presentation of its new logo during the first ad break on the Eurovision Song Contest (broadcasted on UA: Kultura, because its flagship channel broadcasts Yedyni novyny). Comparing two versions, current and new, I made some inferences. Firstly colour of the semi-circle, which is stylised to Cyrillic letter s is more vibrant, moreover, regional channels are got a blue colour and lose identification colours. Secondly, was changes its font, to replace the Akrobat appeared Inerta, made by a Ukrainian designer Andrii Konstiantynov, which made Cyntho Next typeface and specially modified for STB rebranding in 2020, and Inerta is used on the sister of STB Novyi kanal since 2021. The thirdly is totally removing UA: branding from 2015, and we don't know, if UA: Pershyi will be rebranded as Suspilne TV or will continue to be used the branding of channel 1, as not ashamed by its not fine history and associations with UT-1 and Pershyi Natsionalnyi. Also was tested lower thirds titles during Yedyni novyny telethon and transitions between video materials.
I will remind you that the rebranding of UA: PBC started in 2019, and from this time all channels haven't changed their logo.
https://youtu.be/6gUbcrDj4L0

What do you mean by ''not ashamed by its not fine history and associations with UT-1 and Pershyi Natsionalnyi'' Could you please explain why it doesn't have a fine history? I am very curious

Because before public broadcasting, until 2015, NTKU was been state-owned television. And on UT-1 and then on Pershyi natsionalnyi broadcasted the worst programmes in the world, which no one watched. The situation is being corrected by various broadcasts of biathlon and the same Eurovision It was the kind of party television that served Kravchuk, Kuchma, Yuschenko, Yanukovych and Poroshenko (for 1 year). On this channel was broadcasted AntiMaidan organised by the Party of Regions of Yanukovych. It was possible to create Public broadcasting in the 1990s but assured that the broadcaster has this status on documents, defacto it was been state-owned party television which doesn't have any values.

Thank you very much for your explanation, I really appreciate it!

Just to make things a bit clearer (which doesn't mean its comment is wrong in any case):

NTKU was a fully-state-owned broadcaster, focusing on cultural and political programming; however, Poroshenko decided to restructure the public broadcasting system, by merging the NTKU and the Ukrainian Radio Company into a single broadcaster, still state-owned, but now independent in its operation; the Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (Suspilne, Public in Ukrainian). The company took over all the regional public broadcasters, offering alternative shows, local programming and connecting to UAershyi for most of the time. As part of their improvement in content, as Yurii said, they bought rights to biathlon, one of Ukraine's most popular and respected sports, beefed up their news programming (including investigative journalism) and finally switched to HD programming.

The UA branding, made by Dmytro Zots and Dmytro Melnyk, was designed to evolve over time with the gradual integration of all parts of the UAPBC. Eventually, it was designed to launch a new, coherent branding, focusing on the Cyrillic S ©, which was fully designed in-house. The plan was to rename UAershyi as Suspilne Pershyi, but later was renamed Suspilne TV. It has been a messy relaunch process, with many of the services still not rebranded.

[mici01]

As part of their improvement in content, as Yurii said, they bought rights to biathlon, one of Ukraine's most popular and respected sports, beefed up their news programming (including investigative journalism) and finally switched to HD programming.

Small correction: They didn't buy the Biathlon rights, the EBU did. It's one of the few sports rights still held by the EBU. Suspline just finaly decided to take the rights from the EBU and not resell them.

[reworP wehttaM]

Does Channel 7 still do tie-in/sponsored idents anymore? I feel like Channel Nine seems to have taken most of the promotion licenses here

Case in point: 
(I'm just sayin', if this were a Seven ident, there'd be a bit more than just "slap the logo somewhere")

[no1fanofthepals]

It might be interesting to note that Vizion Plus in Albania have been known to copy other channels from abroad with idents, news intros etc.

[Internationalman]

It might be interesting to note that Vizion Plus in Albania have been known to copy other channels from abroad with idents, news intros etc.

I would like to forward a motion to call Vision Plus: CEEOFRFAX. 
It's a pun on See Other Facts. You know, like how you cheat by seeing them on a test. Eh? Get it?

...

I put a lot of thought on that, didn't I?

[no1fanofthepals]

It might be interesting to note that Vizion Plus in Albania have been known to copy other channels from abroad with idents, news intros etc.

I would like to forward a motion to call Vision Plus: CEEOFRFAX. 
It's a pun on See Other Facts. You know, like how you cheat by seeing them on a test. Eh? Get it?

...

I put a lot of thought on that, didn't I?

Vizion not Vision. It's Albanian so it has a Z not an S.
Also that is a terrible pun.

[ACTV]

Does Channel 7 still do tie-in/sponsored idents anymore? I feel like Channel Nine seems to have taken most of the promotion licenses here

Case in point: 
(I'm just sayin', if this were a Seven ident, there'd be a bit more than just "slap the logo somewhere")

Tie-in idents are commonplace on Australian television. Sonic would probably have been more expected from 10, as their tie-in idents tend to be based around Paramount (and especially Nickelodeon) properties. I believe they once went as far as to have a character from Paw Patrol on the AU version of The Masked Singer, one of 10's flagship shows.

[Internationalman]

It might be interesting to note that Vizion Plus in Albania have been known to copy other channels from abroad with idents, news intros etc.

I would like to forward a motion to call Vision Plus: CEEOFRFAX. 
It's a pun on See Other Facts. You know, like how you cheat by seeing them on a test. Eh? Get it?

...

I put a lot of thought on that, didn't I?

Vizion not Vision. It's Albanian so it has a Z not an S.
Also that is a terrible pun.

Okay. In that case, I will see myself out on both terms.

[reworP wehttaM]

Tie-in idents are commonplace on Australian television.

Well, that’s good to know

Honestly I kinda wish someone out there managed to record more of these said idents to be planted on YouTube for the rest of us to see (not to mention preservation’s sake)

[W. Knight]

Restructuring to be more streaming-dominant, Nordic Entertainment, the company behind TV3 in Norway/Denmark/Sweden, changed their name to Viaplay Group. 

According to their press release, the namesake service will launch in the UK this year.