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More on the More4 Rebrand
1 Comment | Posted by Andy Columbine on 27 Jan 12 in Advertising, Animation, Brand, Design, Motion Graphics, TV
I have to admit, when I first saw the More4 rebrand visuals a few weeks ago I wasn’t overly excited – a nice enough visual mark with some obvious potential for TV and animation. (more…)
Linney Group worked with the marketing team of West Nottinghamshire College on a new name and full rebrand for the college which launched to the public recently. This is just the start of an exciting journey for the college, following the opening of a £5 million brand new creative arts centre. This short film gives a taste of the journey we embarked upon.
For more information about the college click here
A lot has changed for AT&T over the years, visible in its changing identity. Yesterday, AT&T launched a new brand campaign that introduces the theme of “Rethink Possible” and tries to do what few other companies — like Nike, Target and Apple — can, drop the name from the logo.