[Edogawa Ranpo]

Goodbye 10 Shake, hello Nickelodeon!
Here's some continuity during the Nick Jr. block.
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[fanoftv]

I notice the 10 Shake dog/bug returns by the end of the clip. Are they keeping that branding?

[faizkizlan]

I notice the 10 Shake dog/bug returns by the end of the clip. Are they keeping that branding?

Presumably the rebrand took earlier, around 3am, so there must be an error. Later time had the DOGs now displayed correctly. There are now Nickelodeon Australia post-rebrand continuity on YT. I'm also confirmed that the ex-pay TV version Nickelodeon continued to be available in NZ on Sky (no relation with Sky UK), and also being rebranded as well.

[sky303]

That must have been a glitch, the bug shows a nickelodeon logo during the other shows 

[NikkiKarissa]

Turns out Australia and New Zealand aren't the only Nickelodeon regional feeds to rebrand today, as Southeast Asia, Middle East & North Africa, Central & Eastern Europe, and Poland also received the Splat.

[Edogawa Ranpo]

It seems that as of today, most of Central/Eastern Europe, the Arab World and Southeast Asia have received the Splat rebrand. Also as a result of Nick going free-to-air in Australia, the NZ feed has been changed to its own voiced-over version of the Asia feed.

Asia:
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The switch to the new logo in Turkey:
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Arab World:
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Poland:
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Latvia:
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Romania:
www.youtube.com 

[Edogawa Ranpo]

Turns out Australia and New Zealand aren't the only Nickelodeon regional feeds to rebrand today, as Southeast Asia, Middle East & North Africa, Central & Eastern Europe, and Poland also received the Splat.

Ah you beat me to it. Also it seems NZ has switched to their own version of the Asia feed now that Nick Australia is free-to-air.

EDIT: Seems like Germany now has the new look too, switching its name from Nick back to Nickelodeon. It's unknown if the Netherlands, Spain or Portugal have received the new look. Nickelodeon Austria also got a German language version of the CEE next bumpers with no "Gleich" text. France also received the rebrand too.
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The Commercial Light (basically the European) feed btw was introduced in September 2022, replacing the original Nick France feed and uniting it with its sister channels in French-speaking Belgium, Spain and other European countries. Sadly, it's entirely textless and the rebrand is identical to the other European channels.

[RegularCapital]

Turns out Australia and New Zealand aren't the only Nickelodeon regional feeds to rebrand today, as Southeast Asia, Middle East & North Africa, Central & Eastern Europe, and Poland also received the Splat.

Considering there are technically only a few versions of Nick left (bundled with different available audio languages relevant to the country it serves, and in some cases ad break opt-outs), it's not that much of a difficult task to do. The country specific Nicks are now a rare breed, Nick Australia is a new exception, but that was just a channel merger and a move to FTA so the channel can access mass audiences.

After the initial graphics package development stage, the channel rebranding is the easy part, the difficult and lengthy part is the phasing-in the new logo on merchandise and attractions replacing the old branding.

[W. Knight]

Goodbye 10 Shake, hello Nickelodeon!
Here's some continuity during the Nick Jr. block.
www.youtube.com 

And the Nick@Nite block returns after 23 years, not rebranded to the new style:
youtu.be 

[Edogawa Ranpo]

And the Nick@Nite block returns after 23 years, not rebranded to the new style:
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Unless the US version suddenly gets splatted on. (see what I did there?)