more about Nickelodeon rebranding: redesign 09 of nickjr.com (via Anna Tsalopoulos)
New Nick (via Brand New)
![Eyeball rebrands PBS on-air, online, and in print this Fall 2009.
“PBS, one of the most highly respected brands in media, is unveiling a new multiplatform brand package this fall. In more than 600 elements that include promo opens and closes, lower thirds, video bumps for IDs and support messaging, Web elements, print templates and more, this collection uses live-action footage, contemporary colors and original music to showcase what PBS is all about - that PBS invites people from all walks of life to broaden their horizons, or, to “Be More.”
PBS stations will debut the new package in conjunction with the September 27 premiere of Ken Burns’s most recent film series, THE NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA’S BEST IDEA. This immersive documentary takes people not only on a journey to our nation’s most beautiful places, but also on a tour through history to meet the people who dedicated their lives to ensuring these places would forever be available for everyone […]”
via Eyeball](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kqllm5BvC51qz7q8fo1_500.png)
Eyeball rebrands PBS on-air, online, and in print this Fall 2009.
“PBS, one of the most highly respected brands in media, is unveiling a new multiplatform brand package this fall. In more than 600 elements that include promo opens and closes, lower thirds, video bumps for IDs and support messaging, Web elements, print templates and more, this collection uses live-action footage, contemporary colors and original music to showcase what PBS is all about - that PBS invites people from all walks of life to broaden their horizons, or, to “Be More.”
PBS stations will debut the new package in conjunction with the September 27 premiere of Ken Burns’s most recent film series, THE NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA’S BEST IDEA. This immersive documentary takes people not only on a journey to our nation’s most beautiful places, but also on a tour through history to meet the people who dedicated their lives to ensuring these places would forever be available for everyone […]”
via Eyeball
“MTV prepares for (iterative) home page redesign”
(relaunch scheduled for Wednesday morning of September 2nd, 2009)
“…The biggest change made to MTV.com comes in the form of a new module, called The Daily Fresh. Placed just below The Marquee, The Daily Fresh will feature content MTV grabs from both its own pages and third-party sites…” — via CNET
abc.com site redesign complete with new homepage, videos, and programming guide:
abc quietly released a beta version of their new site, which focuses on their primetime content with new clips and show pages. The full episode player is pretty much the same pop-up window experience that we’ve enjoyed (except for the “click to continue” part), while the new landing pages give a refresh to the editorial content that accompany the on air programming.
MTV gets a new look for their international brand redesign that spans across the their network of 64 channels. Responsible for the brand refresh are the UK-based studio Universal Everything alongside MTV’s in-house creative directors.
via Creative Review
