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Re-branding the Beeb for the 21st Century

In accordance with their ongoing commitment to the principles of constant development and change and to show that the organisation remains determined to accurately reflect the ever-changing social and cultural landscape, the BBC today unveiled its new corporate logo:

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(Courtesy of Prodicus)

7 comments to Re-branding the Beeb for the 21st Century

  • Fraser

    Nicely done. And all too true, sadly.

    BTW, did anyone else hear the ITN “journalist” reporting from “the main road north to *Tripoli*” a few minutes ago?

  • Nicely done display of their true sympathies.

  • As I noted on Prodicus’ comments, in response to Dave Gillies suggestion to shut the beeb down, “Actually, I think all can be rectified by a change of name to the Baathist Broadcasting Corporation…. Then its bias will match its name.”

    I hereby propose that this be its official name, henceforth, within the Samizdata media sphere….

  • Or maybe just Biased Broadcasting Corporation would do the trick.

  • The Dude

    I think Time Trumpet was possibly more educational tha Newsnight on Thursday…

    …Unless you wanted to be educated on the BBC’s bias. I used to be able to watch BBC news programs and just filter out their bias, but it’s so bad now if you attempt to filter it out you might as well hit the “mute” button!

    Regards
    The Dude

  • max

    The original logo is by DFH. Credit to the guy; he deserves it I think, although I’m sure he won’t mind.

    Source: Islamic PR Agency

  • RPW

    “BTW, did anyone else hear the ITN “journalist” reporting from “the main road north to *Tripoli*” a few minutes ago?”

    Eh? Why is that a problem? Tripoli is a port in northern Lebanon. Do you really find it so strange that there might be a road running from Beirut to there that has been attacked by the Israelis? (There is and it has been, BTW).