Mix of logos, the current one and a stacked one exactly the same as one Martin uploaded earlier in this thread, which also rotates in 3D ala Fox News. Difficult to take a reading of the graphics as they are enlarged.
What is happening to Sky News indeed. They just seem to be going in completely the wrong direction, and SURELY they must be noticing the effect it is having on viewing figures?!
Mix of logos, the current one and a stacked one exactly the same as one Martin uploaded earlier in this thread, which also rotates in 3D ala Fox News. Difficult to take a reading of the graphics as they are enlarged.
So the train station service uses a different set of graphics to the TV Channel confirmed, would you know if Kings Cross Station has this service, if so, I may pop down and check it out.
Mix of logos, the current one and a stacked one exactly the same as one Martin uploaded earlier in this thread, which also rotates in 3D ala Fox News. Difficult to take a reading of the graphics as they are enlarged.
So the train station service uses a different set of graphics to the TV Channel confirmed, would you know if Kings Cross Station has this service, if so, I may pop down and check it out.
Completely different look, including the stings.
It was Kings Cross I saw it at a couple of hours ago, it was showing BBC News 24 this morning as I arrived in London and by the time for my train back to Newcastle it had changed to Sky News.
Quick question - has Julie Etchingham been entirely absent from today's 'kidnap-coverage'?
Admittedly I've only caught brief snippets through the online stream, but when I've turned on I've seen only Colin Brazier or Anna Botting. No complaints about those two at all, to be honest, but Sky's presenter policy is looking baffling.
Etchingham was previously their highest profile presenter and bagged a programme built around her for the relaunch. She is now hidden away in the mid-afternoon slot and very rarely appears anywhere else on the channel. Likewise for Burley - if you only ever watched Sky News for an evening round up, you wouldn't have a clue that she existed.
So... an 'impact-style' font, gradients instead of solid colours, a stacked logo that might revolve... I've fed all that into my Newscorp identikit computer, and this is what it came up with...
Cat - I agree with your point. I'd say that Sky News presenters tend to get shuffled out of prominence with far greater regularity than elsewhere. Obviously Kay Burley's doing well on lunchtimes, though.
And it does have its advantages... I never watch Sky News until later in the day so, for me, Eamonn Holmes doesn't exist.