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The circle had been a recurring theme of the BBC1 news logo since the start of the Nine in 1970, as it was thought to fit in nicely with the long-running BBC 1 globe ident, and clock face which normally precedes news broadcasts. Used until 1986, the hard wired news version was known as ANT (Animated News Titles) BBCEng.info Archived 16 October 2007 at the Wayback Machine and this new logo was drawn live – triggered by an audio tone on track two of the two-track mono quarter-inch audio tape of opening title music to ensure synchronisation – and also produced the "venetian blind" wipe to the opening story.

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