The so-called "Perfect Paul" voice (a DECtalk "preset" for a default understandable male voice) still does Station identifications on many NWR stations.
International Space Station | station | Riccarton Junction railway station | Fuji Station | London King's Cross railway station | Shōnandai Station | Independent station (North America) | independent station | Central railway station, Sydney | London Victoria station | College Station, Texas | Union Station | McMurdo Station | Euston railway station | Cape Canaveral Air Force Station | St Pancras railway station | Jingū-mae Station | Amsterdam Centraal railway station | Luxembourg railway station | Jinshajiang Road Station | Siple Station | Edinburgh Waverley railway station | College Station | Perth railway station | London Waterloo station | Jinyun Road Station | Naval Station Norfolk | Mandurah railway station | Liverpool Street station | Hökarängen metro station |
Between 2001 and 2007, the television channel BBC Two Northern Ireland used a station ID during local opt-outs from national UK programming which featured the BBC Two logo eating an Ulster fry.
From May 2011-March 2012, the stations started identifying their call letters during station identification, and from April 27–29, 2012, the network was briefly called Rose FM as a result of breast cancer research.
It was 1994 when IBC launched Pinoy Ang Dating with a Filipino-like visually enticing music video (with Grace Nono as the composer and singer of the same song), an innovation in terms of station identification.