International Nickelodeon Thread Part 16

[RandomMe]

CEE was still using The Mirror has 1000 Faces (lies, only three episodes were produced) well into the early-mid 2010s

 

[idk_1141]

I like how Nickelodeon Poland and sometimes the Nickelodeon Latin America feeds cross-promoting

 

[RandomMe]

I like how Nickelodeon Poland and sometimes the Nickelodeon Latin America feeds cross-promoting

This look was made for text, not textless feeds

 

[LopezPoJ]

I don't think the copyright banners are copyright fraud??? What

So "United Plankton Pictures Inc." does hold the copyrights to SpongeBob Squarepants now instead of "Viacom International Inc."? So "Viacom International Inc." stopped holding the copyrights to all Nickelodeon programming that it held the copyrights to?
That's what I mean by "copyright fraud": attributing the copyrights of shows to entities involved in their production that don't hold the copyrights to them.

 

[LopezPoJ]

Okay, well that isn't copyright fraud, just please stop saying that. You can say you don't like something without having to have a "moral" reason.

Okay, so if you want to believe "Schneider's Bakery", for example, took over the copyrights to the Danger franchise and iCarly from "Viacom International Inc." at some point in the late 2010s, nothing's stopping you...

 

[RandomMe]

The first logo that appears in front of you in the credits is not automatically the company that owns it.

 

[idk_1141]

This look was made for text, not textless feeds

It is but for some reason they didn't add text on the promo

 

[LopezPoJ]

I don’t even think they’re obligated to show them, moreover it’s also a stylistic choice

What's so "stylish" in attributing the copyrights of shows to entities that don't hold them (or even have any involvement on it anymore)?
If they really like doing this, they should at least drop the "copyright" gimmick and just mention the shows' name (preferably with some variation of "has been a production of") and the production companies. That's be more sincere (and more understandable to me).

Lastly, if someone thinks I'm getting "annoying" for being so obsessed (yes, I know I am obsessed, I'm totally aware of it) with the vanity logo banners, then I'd like to apologise for that. I've read somewhere it's more expected (if not accepted) of TV Channels in Germany, and nobody in Latin America does it or is used to it at all (in fact, the also European-controlled MTV and Comedy Central don't use them at all) And I've also noticed that nobody in LatAm is happy that the end credits got removed either (I personally don't mind that though, it's just the banners that annoy me).

So, yeah, I'm sorry for being obsessed with that.

 

[LopezPoJ]

The first logo that appears in front of you in the credits is not automatically the company that owns it.

That's exactly my point. And that's exactly why I have a problem with the vanity logo banners. As I said earlier: if they like doing that and want to do it, they should at least drop the "copyright" gimmick (and, optionally, write "has been a production of" instead) to make it more sincere.

(or simply bring back the credits, at least on feeds that don't (or no longer) run ads like the LatAm one, instead of the vanity logo banners)

 

[RandomMe]

That's exactly my point. And that's exactly why I have a problem with the vanity logo banners. As I said earlier: if they like doing that and want to do it, they should at least drop the "copyright" gimmick (and, optionally, write "has been a production of" instead) to make it more sincere.

(or simply bring back the credits, at least on feeds that don't (or no longer) run ads like the LatAm one, instead of the vanity logo banners)

Just bring the credits. It just gives me the impression that Darwin the Merman was a RandomMe Entertainment production, but was actually made by 6NET Media Group.

(The example above is a hypothetical example using my own original character and a couple companies I made up. RandomMe Entertainment exists "on paper" like most independent YouTube content creators.)

 

[narq]

It is but for some reason they didn't add text on the promo

I don't think their playout could handle cross-promos with text, as they would have to somehow grab all the info from a different schedule, which might be quite complicated

Anyways though, Nick Jr. Poland started airing promos with automated text today

 

[RandomMe]

I don't think their playout could handle cross-promos with text, as they would have to somehow grab all the info from a different schedule, which might be quite complicated

Anyways though, Nick Jr. Poland started airing promos with automated text today
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At last, a minor upgrade

 

[BloggerHU]

"Please note that due to delays in accessing localization we’ve had to post-pone the re-introduction of ‘Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom’ on Nick Jr. Global.

The re-introduction of the series has been moved from May 11th to June 15th, tune-in time remains the same."

 

[idk_1141]

I don't think their playout could handle cross-promos with text, as they would have to somehow grab all the info from a different schedule, which might be quite complicated

Anyways though, Nick Jr. Poland started airing promos with automated text today
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Finally!
Also Nick Jr. Poland have HD?

"Please note that due to delays in accessing localization we’ve had to post-pone the re-introduction of ‘Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom’ on Nick Jr. Global.

The re-introduction of the series has been moved from May 11th to June 15th, tune-in time remains the same."

Bruh that means the promo will be airing for so long in the channel.

 

[RandomMe]

"Please note that due to delays in accessing localization we’ve had to post-pone the re-introduction of ‘Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom’ on Nick Jr. Global.

The re-introduction of the series has been moved from May 11th to June 15th, tune-in time remains the same."

"Delays in accessing localization". So are they soft-localizing more in May?

 

[L. Fox]

I don't think their playout could handle cross-promos with text, as they would have to somehow grab all the info from a different schedule, which might be quite complicated

MTV and Comedy Central LA/BR had cross-promos with automation last year, so it's definitely not impossible

 

[RandomMe]

MTV and Comedy Central LA/BR had cross-promos with automation last year, so it's definitely not impossible

And that TMNT movie got a Nickelodeon endboard on Comedy Central

 

[xekcbtw]

"Delays in accessing localization". So are they soft-localizing more in May?

no, more like some studio did not dubbed the show yet, probably amharic? because, all languages that are on nick jr have the dub except amharic

 

[RandomMe]

no, more like some studio did not dubbed the show yet, probably amharic? because, all languages that are on nick jr have the dub except amharic

Amharic on Nick Jr. and not Nick still baffles me. IIRC Butterbean Café was the first

 

[Perla Magica]

MTV and Comedy Central LA/BR had cross-promos with automation last year, so it's definitely not impossible

It's a mess but somehow creative mess.