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It does feel like the pool of V/O artists skews pretty old, honestly. Like there is no one to take the reins from the mainstays as they decline or leave the profession.
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Disney doesn't own the searchlights anyway! Fox Media owns the 20th Century Fox trademarks, and Disney is licensing them on a perpetual, royalty-free basis.
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The existing Fox wordmark is iconic? At any rate, Rupert kept the 20th Century Fox trademarks, so they don’t need to pay to license the searchlights.
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Isn't WJZY an infamous mess? I'm sure Fox won't miss it that much.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group - General Discussion
channel2 replied to Smitha A's topic in Corporate Chat
Are any of the megachains really friends? -
Sinclair Apparent Winner of Fox Sports Networks
channel2 replied to Georgie56's topic in Sport Center
I think one of the reasons MLB wanted to buy the Fox Sports Nets was to reclaim a bunch of teams' rights and move away from regionalization, towards a centralized rights deal. I think that's a better idea than sticking people with the local team based on geography. -
Isn't Arnold pretty ruthless when it comes to taking packages out of the syndication market too? Fusion was exclusive to Fox stations and it was retired about a decade ago - it and Elevation have been retired for longer than they were offered at all!
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It's the FHWA alphabets through a type designer's lens. More "rational" and optically-correct. Also, this design has been in the USPTO's files for a while and apparently none of us noticed!
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That’s Interstate. I do wish that typeface would return to prominence.
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The old ticket logo had strength. It was clear, concise, even inviting. I have no idea what this logo is about.
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I've been over geometric sans serifs being everywhere for years now. Can we also get a "hell no" to those weird exaggerated inktraps in the N's?
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I mean, the quality of CGI that TV shows can afford isn't exactly on the level of Avatar...
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Oh, definitely not. But it's kept the big media crap machine floating along for years, and now Netflix and Amazon are scaring them into actually trying again.
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Hasn't that extortion money done a great deal to keep broadcast TV afloat the last 20 years or so? Well, the outlets that don't have an ESPN or a Fox News kind of cash cow.
