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‘Green is Universal’ returns on the networks of NBC
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

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The green bugs are back on the networks of NBC as part of Green is Universal.

CNBC adds ‘20′ to bug in recognition of big anniversary
Thursday, January 1st, 2009

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CNBC has added the number “20″ behind the peacock-based logo to commemorate its 20th anniversary. The modified logo also appears on the CNBC.com Web site.

Nightly glitch
Friday, April 4th, 2008

Tonight during “NBC Nightly News” live on location a glitch caused the Today Show bug to appear on top of the Nightly News graphics. The error was quickly fixed, but this shows what can happen when you broadcast live on location.


Picture courtesy: Ntropolis

One must wonder how that happened, and if the broadcast was being produced fully back in New York or partly on location. Also during the newscast, Brian Williams’ microphone experienced technical problems.

MSNBC.com shows up on NBC
Friday, March 21st, 2008

MSNBC.com bug on NBC News

NBC News has recently changed their bug to include MSNBC.com.

This change probably came after MSNBC.com found out CNN.com was still beating their site. One must wonder, how much more will MSNBC logos and graphics be integrated?


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