why?
The meteorologists at the other networks still rely on the BoM for all their information, they may just re-write it and present it differently. Who really cares if a meteorologist or a presenter just gives out the information, as long as it’s the information the bureau predicts?
Nine using the company logo rather than the network logo for this Upfronts promo. Is there a hint of change, Nine instead of 9? I hope not.
It would be funny if 9 became Nine just when Ten became 10.
The corporate Nine logo was used last year and usually for network events that aren’t Channel 9 specific, nothing to see here.
Of course not. It’s a network-wide presentation, not just Channel Nine.
Would make for an interesting Christmas logo variation involving Santa’s sack
Nine had refiled its trademark application for Celebrity Roast. It may mean nothing.
It appears Nine Honey has changed its logo. Im not sure how long this has been the case though. On air elements still use the old logo, whereas online and social media has been updated to the newer version.
I meant to mention that the other day, I noticed it on the Nine.com.au site.
Previous version
New version
That gradient is ghastly.
…so too is that font, looks like something straight out of a children’s storybook! 
The flat 2D variant on https://honey.nine.com.au/ looks good.
There are obviously 2D versions of both logos available as well, but the 3D ones are more commonly used on-air to suit Nine’s theme with those kind of logo used across the network.
I think the change takes it back to something similar when the site was previously know as Ninemsn Honey, the change is probably meant to make it look more feminine and ‘boutiquey’.
The old font was better. It looked contemporary and not retro like the new one.
Looks more like the Fairfax font.
you should see it on 9 News Now when they do the Honey segment - it’s been on air for over a week. It’s horrific
Looks about 20 years out of date.
Nine is one of several broadcasters attached in the production of a new six-part NZ-German thriller The Gulf. Set in New Zealand, The Gulf follows a detective investigating crimes on her home patch of Waiheke Island, but things unravel personally and professionally when she loses her memory in a car crash that kills her husband.
https://www.c21media.net/banijay-sails-into-the-gulf/
With upfronts tomorrow night, information should start trickling through tomorrow morning. I’m hopeful for a blitz on Australian drama.
Lets be honest because in 2019, it will be an interesting year for Channel 9.
