TPB News is an online television news service, produced for TPB1 for the English language broadcasts.
The network's flagship half-hour long broadcast airs at 10pm ET every evening (varies for each region's timezone) in cities around Canada, the U.S., and the UK, covering local, national and world news, including sport and weather; these broadcasts are presented from studio around the U.S. Canada, and the UK. The weekday afternoon editions were originally 5 minute updates posted for each region on the TiBB News website, but later became its own broadcast.
TPB News used to produced special editions of the TiBB Podcast, which got recorded live on YouTube through Google Hangouts.
History[]
In 2014, TiBB1 introduced its news service just two years after the network was launched. It had no bulletin, but however had sporadic coverage of major news stories like the Suicide of Charlotte Dawson in February 2014, and the Franklin Regional High School stabbings two months later in April 2014.[1][2]
In February 2016, the service changed its name for the first time to "TiBB News". TiBB Networks also had announced that the news service would indeed start doing weekly news bulletins every Friday evening and daily news updates from TiBB News' main studio in Pittsburgh.[3] On the 14th and 19th of February 2016, the weekly broadcasts had begun; with the first two editions being broadcast in the same week.
In January 2017, in preparation for a relaunch of the flagship broadcast; the midday and weekend broadcasts were cancelled; and the re-scheduling of times for the flagship bulletin and the regional bulletins and updates.
At the end of May 2017, TiBB News was given a new look based off of the current look of ABC News in Australia. All broadcasts were put under the umbrella name of TiBB News in opens and closes, whilst retaining separate programme names and regional identities in the studios' big screen and in on-screen graphics. In the example from TiBB News Pittsburgh (see right), you can see what the in-studio graphics look like.
In the May 2018 refresh (which was later moved forward to 20 January 2018), this would be further modified with a slight graphical change; as all programme names, regional identities, and city names would be seen in the titles and on screen graphics.
The division logo of TiBB News, used from 22 December 2019 until the 2021 rebrand.
Starting in November 2019 (having delayed the original September 2018, November 2018, and May 2019 relaunches), TiBB News would introduce its second total rebrand in 2 1/2 years; with completely brand new graphics packages, logos, music, and changes to the format of some of the broadcasts. This change would be later reverted for most broadcasts in October 2020 with a standardised graphics package and music.
In January 2021, with the rebrand of TPBOi and the TPB channels; TiBB News rebranded as TPB News. A new standardised graphics and music package were introduced.
In November 2022, with the introduction of new graphics, TPB News rebranded with the new logo of TPB.
Video Bulletins[]
Current[]
TPB News at One[]
The midday news, 25 minute broadcast were live at 12pm (U.S. and Canada Eastern Time) on weekdays. It covered national and world news, weather, and sports. It was cancelled along with TiBB News: Weekend in the middle of January 2017. It returned on 21 August 2017, as a broadcast only seen on the TiBB News Channel. In October 2020, it was moved back to TiBB One, and it was moved to a 1pm timeslot, and retitled as 'The 1:00'. Just 3 months later in January 2021, it was rebranded as the 'TPB Afternoon News'. In November 2022, along with the graphical and logo refresh, the broadcast was rebranded as TPB News at One.
TPB News at Six[]
The 25 minute, mid-evening broadcast began airing on 18 November 2022. Josiah Stuart anchors the new news programme.
TPB News at Ten[]
The flagship programme is the national portion covering national and world news, sports, and weather for all of the regions. The TiBB Evening News is anchored by Laetitia Setúbal on weekdays, and by Leo Hastings and Nathan Coleman on weekends. In January 2017; after airing in its 6:30pm slot for a little over a year, it was re-scheduled to air at 10pm (U.S. and Canada Eastern Time). In November 2022, along with the graphical and logo refresh, the broadcast was rebranded as TPB News at Ten.
TPB News Update[]
The late news, 5 minute updates are uploaded at 10pm; and they are a round-up of the days' news from all of the TiBB1 regions. These updates are also anchored by Josiah Stuart. In January 2017; after airing in their 10pm slot for a little over a year, these was re-scheduled to air at 6pm (U.S. and Canada Eastern Time). Since January 2018, updates at 10am, 2:15pm, 7.05pm, and 11.50pm were added; and in September 2018, the 6pm update became a separate newscast. Since 25 May 2017, these updates now have regional identities through city name acronyms, state/province names and/or region names being used on-air. From November 2019 to October 2020, it was co-branded as NR1, due to the new graphics. In January 2021, these updates were rebranded as TPB Regional News; and in April 2021, these updates were quietly discontinued. In November of 2022, these updates were revived due to the current state of the world; as well as for the return of continuing coverage on the TiBB form.
TiBB News Sunrise[]
In June 2017, TiBB News had begun broadcasting a new morning show; for 3-5 hours starting from 6am BT/ET. In January 2021, it was rebranded as 'TPB This Morning'. In March 2023, it was rebranded as 'TPB News Sunrise'.
The Nation[]
On 22 July 2018, The Nation was introduced as a replacement (and then companion) for Story. In April 2020, its sister shows were cancelled and folded into The Nation. The show would keep its current affairs format, but would also delve into some analysis and viewer interest stories.
TPB Regional News[]
The regional news programme is uploaded at 6pm (U.S. and Canada Eastern Time). It covers local news, weather, and sports. Anchors of the programme vary between regions. In January 2017; after airing in its 6pm slot for a little over a year, it was re-scheduled to air at 10:30pm (U.S. and Canada Eastern Time), after the main, flagship broadcast. After the format revision of TiBB News Tonight, the regional news was moved to 11pm (U.S. and Canada Eastern Time). Only the London, Pittsburgh, Toronto/Ottawa, New South Wales, and Ireland One broadcasts are simulcast on TiBB Radio One. From November 2019 to October 2020, it was co-branded as NR2, due to the new graphics. In April 2021, these regional broadcasts were quietly discontinued. In November 2022, with the reintroduction of the regions (in their original form from 2016), the regional news programmes were reintroduced.
TiBB Reporter[]
In April 2020, TiBB Reporter was introduced into delve into the documentary-style stories. It aired every Friday night at 9pm BT/ET. Just 1 year after its introduction, it was cancelled due to low ratings. In April 2023, it was reintroduced and now airs on TPB Four on Tuesdays at 8pm BT/ET.
TPB Info[]
In February 2018, TiBB News launched French-language bulletins at 1pm ET, 8pm ET, and 10:30pm ET; under the name Le Journal (stylised on-air as Le Journal: Treinte/Vingt Heures), and they are presented in a hybrid-style similar to former YouTube news and pop-culture channel SourceFed and Franceinfo, the French 24/7 news channel owned by France Télévisions, Radio France, France Médias Monde, and the Institut national de l'audiovisuel (INA). After CeBB Trois reverted to the TiBB Three name, the broadcasts were quietly discontinued. These broadcasts were reintroduced with the launch of TPB Ici Première, with the broadcasts being moved to 12pm ET, 7pm ET, and 11pm ET; with a 6am ET broadcast being launched.
Former[]
Story[]
On 22 January 2018, TiBB One and TiBB News began broadcasting its first current affairs programme, titled Story (after the cancelled New Zealand current affairs programme of the same name). The show will have the same format as the cancelled NZ programme of the same name; and it will air at 7pm ET. After 6 months on the air, Story was cancelled; and was replaced by 3 new shows: The Project, Au-delà de Nouvelles, and The Nation. The Project was cancelled after just one night, and Story returned to air. In March 2020, Story was cancelled once again. this time due to low ratings. It and Au-delà de Nouvelles then had their formats merged into The Nation.
The Project[]
On 22 July 2018, The Project was introduced as a replacement for Story. Due to viewer backlash, it only lasted 1 broadcast, and was replaced by the show it ended up replacing.
Au-delà de Nouvelles[]
On 22 July 2018, Au-delà de Nouvelles was introduced as a replacement (and then companion) for Story. In April 2020, it was cancelled due to low ratings. Au-delà de Nouvelles and Story were then merged into The Nation.
TiBB News @ 6:00[]
On 22 July 2018, it was introduced as an additional broadcast on TiBB One. It later became a TiBB News 24 only broadcast and was quietly discontinued as a separate broadcast in April 2020.
Nuacht le TPB News[]
When TiBB One's Irish speaking region, Éire a hAon was launched; TiBB News First started broadcasting select bulletins in Irish as Nuacht TiBB. Nuacht TiBB bulletins are shown at 1.25pm ET and 11pm ET. In April 2021, these broadcasts were cancelled.
TiBB News Weekend[]
The weekend updates were also 5 minutes; and they were uploaded at 7pm. These covered the news for each region and they also gave schedule updates for programmes on TiBB1. The programme had begun on TiBB Two as TiBB: Live at Seven. When TiBB News rebranded to its current name, the newscast had rebranded and was given dual simulcast on both TiBB One and TiBB Two. It was cancelled along with TiBB News: Midday in the middle of January 2017. It returned on 20 August 2017, as a broadcast only seen on TPB News 24; and uploaded between 1-5pm ET. In November 2022, the separate branding was discontinued.
Podcast Bulletins[]
Each of the video bulletins are converted to audio for listening on the go or at home. During special occasions, TiBB News will do live podcasts for breaking news and other news, weather, or sport related things. The podcast bulletins have been replaced by simulcasts on TiBB Radio One.
Radio Bulletins and Programmes[]
The radio bulletins are made separately from the simulcasts, and are exclusively heard on TiBB Radio One and TiBB Raidió a hAon. These bulletins are replacements for the podcast bulletins. In addition to the new bulletins, there are also new shows for news on TiBB and around the world. With the relaunch of TiBB Radio One into a music-only station, the broadcasts were cancelled.
theMixer[]
It was hosted by Josiah Stuart. It was recorded and broadcast live every day at 6am ET on TiBB Radio One.
Shift[]
Shift was hosted by Josiah Stuart and Laetitia Setúbal. It was recorded and broadcast live at 5pm ET on TiBB Radio One.
TPB News 24[]
On 20 August 2017, TiBB News Channel was launched to the public. It is the first channel in TiBB's history to be broadcasting solely news 24/7. All main broadcasts listed above (including Nuacht TiBB) are broadcast on the channel, including the TPB Afternoon News, and TPB News Weekend. Because of the May 2019 rebrand, the news channel became TiBB News 24. With the January 2021 rebrand, the channel became TPB News 24 (which was reverted back in the 2022 visual rebrand until the 2023 visual rebrand).
Broadcast presentation history[]
2014-2015[]
The presentation was based off of TEN Eyewitness News's graphical and musical look from 2013.
2015-2016[]
TiBB Eyewitness News had gone under a modern design look with flat colours and a unified look with TiBB1 and TiBB2; but it didn't last long.
Final TiBB Eyewitness News Logo from September 2015.
2015-2017[]
When TiBB Eyewitness News rebranded to its current name of TiBB News, it got a new look. The current presentation is based off of the ABC News in Australia and Newshub in New Zealand. The previous graphical appearance is very similar to Newshub, and ABC World News Tonight in the United States, but the music is the current music of ABC World News Tonight.
First logo of TiBB News from February until October of 2016.
Second logo of TiBB News from October 2016 until 25 May 2017.
2017-2019[]
2017-2018; June 2018-November 2019; November 2022-March 2023[]
The third logo of TiBB News, used from 25 May 2017 to 20 January 2018.
On 25 May 2017, TiBB News got a new logo (with the word TiBB replaced with a black and white-coloured Big Brother Eye. The graphical appearance is based off of the current graphical look of ABC News in Australia. The music is the 2010-2017 rendition of the ABC News Australia theme, composed by Martin Armiger. In June 2018, TiBB News brought back this graphics and music package; as viewers would recognise this more for TiBB News. When TPB News rebranded in November 2022, this look was brought back (albeit with a new logo and new fonts).
January 2018-May 2018[]
The fourth logo of TiBB News, used from 20 January 2018 to 13 November 2019.
With the 2018 rebrand for TiBB Networks, TiBB News got a refreshed look and logo; still based off of sliding panels, but this time more in-line with the idents of the rest of the TiBB Networks channels. Graphics were more streamlined, now making full use of the top and bottom of the screen. Until 8 February 2018; the music remained unchanged. Idents for TiBB News Channel now incorporate the mnemonic of TiBB Radio One, which has now become the same mnemonic for all of TiBB Networks; at the top of each broadcast. With this refresh, the word 'TiBB' will be seen in a logo (the new, secondary logo) for the first time in a year. Story retains this graphics package, abeit with the blue colours replaced with purple & pink. On 8 February 2018, the music was changed to the music used for Franceinfo; and the opening graphics were tweaked to be at the lower third of the screen; reintroducing a clock element, and the gong used at the beginning of the Tagesschau, Tagesthemen, and Nachtmagazin on Germany's Das Erste.
May 2018-June 2018[]
On 3 May 2018, the ARD/Das Erste gong; and the Franceinfo music were replaced with the music currently being rolled out to the stations of US media corperation TEGNA; created by French music company, Sixième Son. The graphics were modified to be TEGNA-esque from this point onward, this included all of the TiBB Le Journal bulletins on CeBB3; which in turn removed the clock element again. On 10 June 2018, the TEGNA music by Sixième Son was replaced by the 2010-2017 rendition of the ABC News Australia theme, composed by Martin Armiger.
2019-2020[]
Due to the year-long rebranding process, the graphics are completely custom-made for the first time (with influences of the current graphics for the newscasts of Rede Globo). The music has been updated to the themes of all of the Rede Globo newscasts. When TiBB Public Broadcasting rebranded, TiBB News received the font change. TiBB News Regional broadcasts now had either the NR1 or NR2 branding depending on the time of day.
Final logo of TiBB News from October 2020 until 16 January 2021.
2020-2021[]
In 2020, all broadcasts except for TiBB Reporter received a new look, still custom-made, and the music is the 2016-2019 and 2019-present CBS Evening News themes. TPB Regional News broadcasts no longer use the NR1 or NR2 branding. All broadcasts with the new graphics package are colour-coded. In January 2021, during the rebrand, only the logos were switched out. In April 2021, a slight modification was made to the openings for all broadcasts, with the TPB News logo appearing in the bottom left hand corner of the screen, with the edition name showing up without the TPB logo (these rules exclude TPB This Morning and special reports).
First logo of TPB News from 17 January until 31 December 2021.
May 2021-July 2021[]
On 1 May 2021, a new look involving the new Forma DJR font was launched. The look is extremely similar to the current look of VRT's Het Journaal and Laat Journaal. TPB This Morning and The Nation have kept their theme music, whilst other broadcasts have changed theirs.
Second logo of TPB News from 1 January 2022 until 17 November 2022.
July 2021-November 2022[]
In July 2021, a complete overhaul of the graphics was underway; with the new graphics inspired from the NBC and Telemundo owned stations 'Look S' graphics being rolled out throughout 2021. Music on the national side would be switched over to the 2011 version of the 10 News First theme composed by Les Gock. Music for affiliates would be different pieces chosen by each station. On 31 December 2021, with the new TPB logo being introduced; a minor edit was made to the opens changing fonts and the logos.
March 2023-present[]
On 27 March 2023, a new look based off of the current look of CBS News Local was introduced. Along with the new graphics, TPB News introduced a horizontal logo; and the music would also change to the music of CBS News Local. In September 2023, due in part to the relaunch of French-language broadcasts on TPB Ici Première, the music would change to the music of France 2's news bulletins.
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Third logo of TPB News from 18 November 2022 until 6 December 2023.
December 2023-present[]
On 6 December 2023 during the regional news, in addition to a revised logo, the graphics were changed to a new look based on the 1995-1997 graphics of 10 News First, whilst the music would change to the 1995-2005 version of the 10 News First theme.