This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see:
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BBC Text[]
1999–2001[]
BBC Text was launched on 23 September 1999 as a digital interactive television service by the BBC, and a replacement of Ceefax, the analog teletext service.
BBCi[]
2001–2004[]
BBCi launched in November 2001 as a brand for the BBC interactive services, namely the website, interactive television, and digital teletext services. The logo was created by Lambie-Nairn.
2004–2008[]
In 2004, the logo was updated, featuring the 'i' symbol appearing in a red circle. The website was rebranded as bbc.co.uk (later renamed back to 'BBC Online') at the same time. Also, at the same time, the on-screen graphics were given a slight refresh, and BBCi was given usable page numbers for each page on the service. Despite the logo change, the previous logo continued to appear in some of the service's promos until early 2005.
BBC Red Button[]
2008–2015[]
Towards the end of 2008, BBCi was given a rename to BBC Red Button, and the on-screen graphics and page numbers remained the same as they were since 2004. Later, in October 2009, the BBC News Multi-screen was removed from the service on Freeview, and the versions on other platforms were scheduled to remove in 2012 to make way for the new Connected TV Service.
2015–2021[]
At the same time this logo was introduced in 2015, the on-screen graphics were given a refresh for the first time in 11 years, and the page numbers still remain the same as before.
In September 2019, the BBC announced that the Red Button service would be discontinued in 2020, ending 45 years of text content delivery via TV broadcast.
On 29 January 2020, following protests, the BBC announced that the switch-off was suspended.[1]
2021–present[]
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