Mediacorp in Singapore underwent a corporate rebrand on its TV and radio stations last month. Bar their news channels CNA and CNA 938, all other stations adopted flat colours, plus the Mediacorp M symbol in a circle.
English-speaking Channel 5 retained the 5 numeral, in use since 1994, but without the textures. The countdown clock to the news was also changed in all channels:
Similarly, Mandarin-speaking Channel 8 also received a flat version of their 2001 symbol:
Suria and Vasatham, the channels catering for Malay and Indian communities, had new wordmarks:
More notable was Mandarin-speaking Channel U, who had their first rebrand since being part of SPH Mediaworks in 2001. It was unchanged with Mediacorp’s acquisition of SPH in 2005 (while its sister, Channel i, ended broadcasting), but now it was taken out of the circle and flattened:
The upwards arrows here are an important part of the new identity - it was called Mplifier, and was used as a unifying visual cue to all the channels.