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BBC Wales have dug out their David Tennant trailers from earlier this year (see here and here) and replaced the endboard with their new logo.
I *think* they're the first of the Nations & Regions to replace their (now 11-year-old) Gill Sans logo - it's reminiscent both the BBC Trust and the Audience Council Wales logos, both of which include the vertical bar.
http://e.imagehost.org/0378/bbccymruwalestrailer.flv
The website header has also been changed. A few points to note here: (a) the full logo is duplicated on the right (it wasn't before); (b) one wonders how long it will take to realise that the 'Wales' on its own ought to be capitalised - especially if it eventually sits alongside the BBC blocks in this manner; (c) the BBC Cymru site is now decked out in blue (it too was red before).
EDIT: (20:12) And in the space of, well, not long at all, really(!), both Radio Wales and Radio Cymru have lost their respective typefaces and colour schemes and have new red and blue ones in the new font!!
I *think* they're the first of the Nations & Regions to replace their (now 11-year-old) Gill Sans logo - it's reminiscent both the BBC Trust and the Audience Council Wales logos, both of which include the vertical bar.
http://e.imagehost.org/0378/bbccymruwalestrailer.flv
The website header has also been changed. A few points to note here: (a) the full logo is duplicated on the right (it wasn't before); (b) one wonders how long it will take to realise that the 'Wales' on its own ought to be capitalised - especially if it eventually sits alongside the BBC blocks in this manner; (c) the BBC Cymru site is now decked out in blue (it too was red before).
EDIT: (20:12) And in the space of, well, not long at all, really(!), both Radio Wales and Radio Cymru have lost their respective typefaces and colour schemes and have new red and blue ones in the new font!!