:-(
And now also TV2 Norway.
The only thing changed is the news, sport and weather presentation, and it's ugly. The studio is ugly, the DOG-thingy are even uglier and the titles doesn't fit in with the studio/graphics at all.
http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/113374_tv2.jpg
The DOG-thing annoys me even more than the pink/blue-color scheme used on NRK-news! People say that they "doesn't watch the news anymore, but a white box".
A former member
DAS posted:
That would be TV2 Hungary
And now also TV2 Norway.
The only thing changed is the news, sport and weather presentation, and it's ugly. The studio is ugly, the DOG-thingy are even uglier and the titles doesn't fit in with the studio/graphics at all.
http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/113374_tv2.jpg
The DOG-thing annoys me even more than the pink/blue-color scheme used on NRK-news! People say that they "doesn't watch the news anymore, but a white box".
:-(
A former member
The new ident for TV 2 Norway News can be found here... (approx 7MB, mpeg1)
http://rasmus.uib.no/~aer001/TV2_News_ident_2004.mpg
Anse
http://rasmus.uib.no/~aer001/TV2_News_ident_2004.mpg
Anse
TE
Who the hell designed that studio, it looks like something from the 80's, or even 70's.
BB
It's not that bad... ITV's is worse...
Any wide shots of the studio? I mean imagine if someone just posted a cap of the same view on ITV News.... EEEUURRRGH!!!
TELEVISION posted:
Who the hell designed that studio, it looks like something from the 80's, or even 70's.
It's not that bad... ITV's is worse...
Any wide shots of the studio? I mean imagine if someone just posted a cap of the same view on ITV News.... EEEUURRRGH!!!
BA
I'm from Hungary. 
When I saw Hungarian TV2's new idents, something was very familiar to me. They contain rings... I said to myself 'My God, it remembers me to BBC News branding... they share many similarities.' After all these, when I visited Lambie-Nairn's website, I had a good laugh... The difference is, that in the case of TV2, the rings are called 'waves of emotions' according to the website; whereas regarding the BBC, they are 'transmitting signals'. And to tell the truth there is nothing special about the new TV2 on-screen identity... it seems to be very minimalistic.
(Sorry for the bad grammar
)
When I saw Hungarian TV2's new idents, something was very familiar to me. They contain rings... I said to myself 'My God, it remembers me to BBC News branding... they share many similarities.' After all these, when I visited Lambie-Nairn's website, I had a good laugh... The difference is, that in the case of TV2, the rings are called 'waves of emotions' according to the website; whereas regarding the BBC, they are 'transmitting signals'. And to tell the truth there is nothing special about the new TV2 on-screen identity... it seems to be very minimalistic.
(Sorry for the bad grammar
)
BB
Hey, you have great grammar!
Well I thought exactly the same, so there you go!
Balazs posted:
I'm from Hungary. When I saw Hungarian TV2's new idents, something was very familiar to me. They contain rings... I said to myself 'My God, it remembers me to BBC News branding... they share many similarities.' After all these, when I visited Lambie-Nairn's website, I had a good laugh... The difference is, that in the case of TV2, the rings are called 'waves of emotions' according to the website; whereas regarding the BBC, they are 'transmitting signals'. And to tell the truth there is nothing special about the new TV2 on-screen identity... it seems to be very minimalistic.
(Sorry for the bad grammar )
When I saw Hungarian TV2's new idents, something was very familiar to me. They contain rings... I said to myself 'My God, it remembers me to BBC News branding... they share many similarities.' After all these, when I visited Lambie-Nairn's website, I had a good laugh... The difference is, that in the case of TV2, the rings are called 'waves of emotions' according to the website; whereas regarding the BBC, they are 'transmitting signals'. And to tell the truth there is nothing special about the new TV2 on-screen identity... it seems to be very minimalistic.
(Sorry for the bad grammar
)
Hey, you have great grammar!
Well I thought exactly the same, so there you go!