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WNET & WLIW new logos


RGSJenkins

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Last time I was in NYC around the New Year, that newish WNET logo was on Subway ads (although I don't remember the dotted I), so they've been working towards it.

 

I actually like the new logo - it seems more distinctive than the lower-case "thirteen".

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I've always liked the previous logo, but I do think it was time for a change. The current one could be better, but I like that the "i" is the same, it's a neat touch. I don't think the logo isn't used on air yet.

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I mean, it's not like they're classic logos...there has always been a disconnect between WLIW and WNET since the merger, and this is good. I just saw a new thirteen ident, it was pretty stunning.

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Here's the creator of WNET & WLIW's new id music, composed by Juilliard School student Niccolo Athens.

Ironically, WNET & WLIW are building a new television studio in the Juiliard School which nearly across the street from WABC's studio in Lincoln Square.

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Ooh, it'll be streetside, and Worldfocus is moving there:

 

http://www.thirteen.org/pressroom/pdf/company/PR_WNET-LC-Studio.pdf

http://www.thirteen.org/pressroom/images/company/13_lincolncenter.jpg

 

Pentagram did the new look:

http://pentagram.com/en/new/2009/05/new-work-wnetorg-1.php#more

 

Could somebody move this thread to the NYC board?

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Ugh... more evidence that Pentagram is losing its creativity.

 

Anybody can type "THIRTEEN" in Gotham and make an oversized dot with the circle tool in Photoshop. Timeless logos make people scratch their heads and wonder how they did that, which this new look is lacking.

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