###The Feed returns for 2016
From Monday 8 February at 7.30pm
ugh 24 hour time
Is rather different looking logo (pictured below) shown in the latest āSmall World. Big Thinkingā promotional campaign for SBS News & Current Affairs (and Twitterā¦and the website) a hint of a refresh/relaunch of the program when it returns for 2016 on Monday night?
SBS2 has been doing that for ages I thinkā¦
A new year, new graphics and a new co-presenter for The Feed tonight:
She makes me instantly want to turn off. Marc was great on his own, sheās a pain.
The current display picture on social media:
Possibly hinting of a new look for The Feed to coincide with the rebrand of SBS2 to Viceland?
It seems a bit soon for The Feed to be relaunched after the current/previous look was only introduced at the start of the year IMO, but the above image does fit in with the SBS VICELAND style so it makes senseā¦
I would say it is very much to tie in with Viceland
As expected, The Feed had itās 2nd graphics relaunch of 2016 tonight to coincide with the SBS2 > SBS VICELAND rebrand. Interestingly, the theme music has been changed along with the graphics.
Didnāt see it. Is it still less than slick?
The Feed returning for 2017 on Monday.
The Feed takes the piss out of SBS
SBS has made a mock up ad of the Australian Finance Departmentās shocker.
Gays & Guns is produced by the award-winning team behind daily news and culture program, The Feed.
Has The Feed been canned for next year? SBS release says ādocumentaries from The Feed teamā, but no mention of regular nightly episodes?
Of course weāll just have to wait and see what happens, but the press release also didnāt mention SBS World News, Dateline or Insight despite there being a rather high chance of those programs returning to our screens next year.
Nope:
14 February SBS Viceland
Not sure what to make of this move. On one hand, the new weekly format allows the show to focus on what it does best (long-form stories/features). On the other hand, the previous format (the Monday - Thursday shows) was a unique offering in the news landscape
I think a weekly format would be more cost effective and sustainable, given the showās FTA ratings.