International Presentation

Doesn't Yesterday jump right into its next show?

I think the nearest we get to it, is having a promo, and then the continuity announcement, before the next show.

I vaguely remember it happening on Channel 4 sometime last year. I remember the continuity announcer warning they were jumping straight into the next show. Considering 'Fargo' is one of the few shows I watched on Channel 4 last year it might have before that one week.

Last set of ATV ident in Hong Kong, launched in February 27, 2016. They would be closed in April 1.
ATV Home:

ATV World:

ATV Asia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDUhBjlQGBs
ATV Classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qdx4KQiuerA

How did they afford new idents if they were in financial trouble?

Looks like ATV will "move online" like BBC II!, am I right?

If 'moving online' means a page on iPlayer, 'pretending' its still a channel.

Didn't seem so.

Oh, come on. What are these promos telling us then?


Promo 1

Promo 2: https://youtu.be/Wqlfq-wegq8
Promo 3: https://youtu.be/beWyzsY3dh4

Yesterday (7 March), RTP1 in Portugal launched a new look (which follows that of RTP3 and RTP Memória unveiled last year) to coincide with its 59th anniversary.


Ident 1

Ident 2: http://youtu.be/psZRg5-DhPA
Ident 3: http://youtu.be/Blm4X1Z4JWc
Break bumper
The moment when the new channel watermark unveiled


The making-of of the new idents.

By the way, it looks like they can't decide which font to use: while RTP's new corporate font is Calibre from Klim Type Foundry in New Zealand, sometimes I could spot Roboto from Google.

Interesting to see that BBC America is still using the 1997 strip style logo in their presentation http://www.bbcamerica.com/

Huh, I don't watch the channel often but this appears new. An episode of Top Gear is playing from 2009 - I'm not sure which but it appears to be a race between a blimp and a Lamborghini. The blimps landing or passing Norwich International and they're making a big deal about the blimp being uncontrollable over the runway showing it passing a jet. Of course they make it all dramatic like there was serious danger but they showed its wheels very visibly chocked.

They've been using the 'stacked' version for well over 10 years, this is new/not new.