International Presentation

Ugh. I suppose they're going for an industrial look?

Ultimately a step down from the current Syfy branding; looks like something I'd expect out of an anime channel.

Looks like the kind of logo you'd find on the side of a skip having been spray painted on through a stencil.

Having said that it does look like one of those logos that looks awful when you initially see it in print but ends up looking great on screen.

Is the UK getting rebranded anytime soon?

Not until Scotland leave.

is that before or after England leaves Europe?

No idea. I posted it in this thread because I was referring to the US version. Took them about a year to roll out the last logo everywhere.

On the bright side this logo will look a lot more legible than the logo Bravo got on TV.

I agree - the new Bravo typeface really doesn't work as a bug/logo.

Similar to my earlier ABC post, Fox (USA) show intro bumpers...

ProSieben Continuity (promos, bumpers, idents, primetime menu) 2017:


France 3 Continuity 2017:


TF1 Continuity (promos, ad bumpers, next bumper, idents, menu) and Adverts & Weather 2017:

TV Tokyo ad break and promos:

Almost all the adverts in the video are toy-related. This might have been taken during anime programming in the morning or in the early evening.

BTW, in case you didn't know, TV Tokyo moved to its new offices at Roppongi, Tokyo, November last year. In terms of branding, their mascot is a banana, which sounds like number seven in Japanese (nana). A variation of the mascot, who wears an office suit is used by BS Japan, the direct-to-home satellite channel of TV Tokyo. (BS has a different connotation in Japan and does not stand for bulls***). BS Japan's current logo is based on TV Tokyo's logo.

Unlike other TV networks in Japan, TV Tokyo's network stations are fewer (just five of them) and they concentrate on the densely-populated areas of Japan such as Sapporo, Kanto area and Osaka Prefecture. Some programs are seen on independent stations which are members of JAITS and only concentrate on the three most densely populated areas; Kanto area, Tokai area and Kansai area.