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Global News refreshes branding

Global News has introduced a new look and sound as the network refreshes its branding.

The changes include modification of the Global News logo, text and other visual elements. Incorporating the brand’s distinct red, black and white, new fonts and graphics will be used throughout Global’s platforms, including a new show opening.

“We are excited to update our brand with this bold fresh new look and sound which will better align us with the main Global brand,” said Buffy McGaw, Director, News Marketing, in a network announcement. “The design supports the high-quality content and information Global News provides to Canadians every day, while working seamlessly and complimenting all the platforms we serve.”


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