YouTube’s Silent Boycott: Eurovision Ignores Russia’s 2008 Victory in New Branding
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The Eurovision official YouTube channel upgraded thumbnails for all winners with shiny new branding - but skipped Russia's 2008 victory. Political revenge or a human error?
Sometimes a single small image on YouTube can ignite a full political storm. Over the past day, social media networks and fan groups have been buzzing over what appears to be a quiet yet defiant political move by the EBU against Russia. The arena: the official YouTube channel of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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New Branding for All Winners – Except One
This year, to mark 70 years of Eurovision, a decision was made to refresh the contest's branding. Managers of the official Eurovision YouTube channel embarked on a comprehensive project to update the aesthetics in the video archive. All performance videos of contest winners over the years received a new, designed, and uniform Thumbnail. The festive and shiny branding features a golden background, a large heart containing the flag...









