Continued implementation of BBC Reith

Sorry for asking what I thought was a quite reasonable question.

Watchdog's logo appears to have changed on the frontcap of this video into Reith, however the profile picture is still the old font.

Are there products that don't meet the standards you expect? Has something broke or you just couldn't get it to work? Tell us what product & we may test it. If you & your family want to help us with testing email us watchdog@bbc.co.uk @stephbreakfast @Mattallwright @FoxNikkiFox pic.twitter.com/ZsZbhtAzM4

— BBC Watchdog (@BBCWatchdog) August 21, 2019

I know they want to use Reith everywhere, but could they at least use some damn kerning.

Oh, sorry I thought for one moment you were asking us to report Reith to Watchdog judging by the first sentence in their tweet.

That overly tight kerning is to justify the 'D' which isn't actually a D. So 2002.

The end result is something that looks utterly awful.

The older logo wasn't so bad as the font was slightly wider, and more geometric, but by trying to replicate it in Reith, it turns out dreadful.

A lot of times when watching BBC News, they put up text which is part of someones press release or statement. I find that text to be a bit jagged.

Even Steve McDonald's had enough of waiting.

BBC FOUR has launched its Autumn promo - and surprisingly no Reith (except on the final endboard)

A lot of money well spent :/

pic.twitter.com/mITLLUFa9F

— Rob Burley (@RobBurl) August 29, 2019

New Newsnight logo?

It looks like A.N. - possibly a new Andrew Neil vehicle?

Yep...

A new political programme with @afneil, The Andrew Neil Show, is coming to @BBCTwo from Wednesday 4 September. https://t.co/KvKn4ldjoe pic.twitter.com/qkWzXQn6lh

— BBC Press Office (@bbcpress) August 29, 2019