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Woah, now this is how a public information film should be. Yes it's quite disturbing at times but it really does get the message out in way no one would expect.

Which will be going soon. All BBC services will have to use Reith. Oh, and I don’t mean the ident, that’s staying, I mean the text used elsewhere.

Lots hope this kills off oneness. I a nice font to be rolled out across the network, to kill off the worst idents since 2002 five or maybe since idents began

What is this "BBC Children's" logo in this job ad?
https://careerssearch.bbc.co.uk/jobs/job/Head-of-Audience-Research-BBC-Childrens-and-Education/35472

I think it's the logo/house style of the children's department

Doesn't this go completely against the branding guidelines by using a non-standard BBC logo?

At least it bears some resemblance to the BBC logo.

Reminds me of the logo on this article (which is actually from 2015, but uses the 90s logo):

http://www.animationmagazine.net/people/alice-webb-named-bbc-childrens-director/

They still use branding guidelines?

It looks like something from the 80s that should have appeared as part of the titles to Why Don’t You?

Just stick Roobarb and Custard next to it and you're done!

Da-na-la-da, da-na-la-da, na, na-na, na-nah.

CBeebies has updated it’s DOG to include Reith:

You’ll have to embed the tweet.