Heart Oxfordshire - Identity

Identity

Like other stations in "The One Network", Fox FM used similar idents - currently having the taglines "More Music Variety". The additional tagline of "Haven't you heard?" was used on the website and advertising but not spoken on air.

Despite being part of GCap since 2005, it retained the logo devised by Capital until September 2007, although its logo after that date was more in keeping with other One Network stations. Originally, its logo was a cartoon fox called "Freddy" whose nose and tail were poking out onto a radio dial which became highly recognisable in the Oxford area as it was distributed widely on car window stickers.

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