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==1963–1971== |
==1963–1971== |
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BBC 1960s.svg|White version |
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BBC 1 logo 1963.svg|BBC tv version |
BBC 1 logo 1963.svg|BBC tv version |
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==1971–1991== |
==1971–1991== |
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BBC logo 1970s A.svg|White version |
BBC logo 1970s A.svg|White version |
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BBC tv logo 1971 A.svg|BBC tv version |
BBC tv logo 1971 A.svg|BBC tv version |
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==1988–1997== |
==1988–1997== |
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BBC 1988 (Black).svg|Black version |
BBC 1988 (Black).svg|Black version |
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BBC CGI Transparent Logo.png|CGI logo |
BBC CGI Transparent Logo.png|CGI logo |
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==1997–present== |
==1997–present== |
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BBC One Two 1991-2007.svg|The above image shows the logo system for BBC's TV channels from 1991, 1997, 2001-2002 and 2006-2007. When the new logo was launched in 1997, the logo system was very simple with just the BBC logo and the service name on the right, all in one font. Between November 2001 & March 2002, the BBC started introducing variants on those logos, were the service name become bigger and the BBC logo was stacked on top. They also introduced boxes to bound the logos. In 2006, the similarities started dissolving further when the service names were written different fonts. Internally, the logo is known as the BBC blocks. Since 2016, it has been the longest-used logo on screen, overtaking the 1971-1991 BBC logo. |
BBC One Two 1991-2007.svg|The above image shows the logo system for BBC's TV channels from 1991, 1997, 2001-2002 and 2006-2007. When the new logo was launched in 1997, the logo system was very simple with just the BBC logo and the service name on the right, all in one font. Between November 2001 & March 2002, the BBC started introducing variants on those logos, were the service name become bigger and the BBC logo was stacked on top. They also introduced boxes to bound the logos. In 2006, the similarities started dissolving further when the service names were written different fonts. Internally, the logo is known as the BBC blocks. Since 2016, it has been the longest-used logo on screen, overtaking the 1971-1991 BBC logo. |
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Revision as of 16:57, 7 November 2017
1963–1971
White version
BBC tv version
BBC tv black version
BBC 1 version
BBC 1 black version
BBC 2 version
BBC 2 black version
1971–1991
White version
BBC tv version
BBC tv black version
BBC 1 version
BBC 1 black version
BBC 2 version
BBC 2 black version
BBC Colour version
BBC Colour black version
1988–1997
Black version
CGI logo
The logo as is appears as a rare and emergency ident, and it was only shown on the day of Princess Diana's death.
BBC Television
1997–present
2009 version
The above image shows the logo system for BBC's TV channels from 1991, 1997, 2001-2002 and 2006-2007. When the new logo was launched in 1997, the logo system was very simple with just the BBC logo and the service name on the right, all in one font. Between November 2001 & March 2002, the BBC started introducing variants on those logos, were the service name become bigger and the BBC logo was stacked on top. They also introduced boxes to bound the logos. In 2006, the similarities started dissolving further when the service names were written different fonts. Internally, the logo is known as the BBC blocks. Since 2016, it has been the longest-used logo on screen, overtaking the 1971-1991 BBC logo.