Channel 4 Tries To Stay Relevant...

A staple broadcaster for several decades, CHANNEL 4 has taken the next step into staying relevant and in touch with younger viewers, by providing a brand NEW LOOK to its streaming service, which is also called, confusingly, Channel 4...

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[Nostalgics-ndqb]

I’m just glad that Channel 4 kept the famous block 4 motif. Seriously, if that logo isn’t preserved in a British TV channel logo museum in 100 years time, then that would be a disgrace.

[questioned]

I love channel 4. The problem with the name is, you don't know if I'm talking about the channel or the streaming service. To clarify though, I love both.

[pjuk]

What a lot of corporate waffle they've produced. All these PR departments just say the same crap. Wow, we've changed our website, not like anyone will even notice.

[superkoopa]

New look!






The room with people who cared is empty again.

[rogerdarthwell]

I have completely missed this, thank you Adam for this new installment of AMTV News!

[TheUKNutter]

I would watch their streaming service if it was available outside of the UK.

[videonut]

It's always gonna be allFour to me.

[andresbravo]

Just Channel 4? What happened to All 4?

[CalicoAidan]

It's 2024 and C4 still don't support live streams with Chromecast, that tells me far more than any of these rejigs.

[kaitlyn__L]

It’s funny that they said “13-23” after mentioning Gen Z. The eldest gen Z is now 26 or 27. Makes me think they wrote that a few years ago…

[saytwo]

as a channel 4 fan i don't mind it

[CulturePhilter]

ITV isn’t a public service channel is it? “Public service” is not the same thing as being one of the 5 traditional terrestrial channels. I don’t think they have a public service remit that they have to adhere to. They are a commercial interest channel.

I might be wrong but I don’t think they are public service in the same way BBC or Channel 4 are.

[betelanus]

We use the apps way more than any website.

[MarkAJAgi]

I'm confused. Why is your surname Martyn when your fathers surname is Edmonds? 11:35
Now your dad is living in New Zealand it must be hard to visit him as often as you used to!

[PelinalDidNothingWrong]

I'd say Channel 4 is doing a better job of staying relevant than BBC or ITV. They gave Don't Hug me I'm scared a full series, whereas BBC and ITV shit out boring and pandering content

[fusionsub]

The fact that I said "UTOPIA" when I saw it in the All4 ad shows I need mental help.

[ireallydidntwanttomakeanac]

I feel like that video title is rather clickbait-y, because when you scrolled through each of the streaming services for BBC, ITV, 5, etc, none of them truly engaged me as much as Channel 4's did.

BBC had Doctor Who and... nothing much else that engaged me. ITV and 5 had barely anything. Channel 4 had a ton of incredible comedies, Adult Swim, some good movies on offer and Grand Designs. I'm aware that this is about the layout of the streaming sites, but Channel 4 at least thought about what content they should put out and laid it out better.

[southparkfirefly]

Are you becoming a Jedward tribute act? o3o

[krisstarring]

"Channel 4 is the first public service streaming service." Then what the heck is BBC iPlayer then? Is the BBC not a public service broadcaster?

[Stephen-Fox]

The top navbar absolutely should float with the browser window - At least on PC where space isn't at any sort of premium - and it's shocking to me that it doesn't. The CSS for that functionality is _easy_ - I do it on my personal site, and is pretty much standard for website navigation these days - Navbars, be they sidebars or vertical bars, stick to the browser window rather than scrolling with the site content. This is a criticism that applies to iPlayer as well.

ITVX's sticking for the categories submenu but not the top menu is better, at least.

The grid style... OK, normally I'm very critical of the 'corporate web' and how _samey_ everything looks these days, but for galleries - Streaming sites, art sites, etc, especially when things can be represented visually (less so for libraries of text based content or audio libraries where I tend to get on better with a list format)... The grid format really is the most useful as a site visitor. Basically, a grid of thumbnails is the best way to go for visual content - Be it art, video, I think even video games but I'm less sure of that and would certainly say no for books (or other text based content) or audio.