2017 in Review: Fox News’ new look, flurry of programming changes

By Michael P. Hill • December 27, 2017

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2017 saw a slew of changes at Fox News — ranging from the ouster of star anchor Bill O’Reilly that set off a slurry of programming changes to an update logo and network wide graphics package.

In September, NewscastStudio was first to report the network would unveil an updated logo design and new graphics package that emphasized vertical motion.

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Exclusive: Fox News expected to launch updated logo, lower thirds

After the debut, NewscastStudio also offered an exclusive roundup of the new look as well as a supercut video:

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