TBPN – Technology Business Programming Network

Published March 19, 2026
Contributed by Sharp Type


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How can a tech podcast become Silicon Valley’s newest obsession?

For TBPN – the Technology Business Programming Network – the answer began with branding. In 2025, Los Angeles–based creative agency Day Job developed the network’s identity and website, positioning the show somewhere between a financial news channel and a sports broadcast. Drawing inspiration from Formula 1 sponsorship density, forest-green “country club” codes, and lo-fi VHS effects, the system embraced spectacle over startup minimalism. In 2026, Area Technology expanded the identity with a brand refresh and a new suite of live broadcast graphics, intensifying TBPN’s on-air presence across streaming platforms.

At the center of both phases is Record Laser, designed by Image Format and published under Sharp Type's season two catalogue. Used as the sole typeface across the entire system, Record Laser carries headlines, motion graphics, and interface typography without auxiliary support. The decision to rely exclusively on a single display family underscores its range and broadcast legibility, positioning the typeface not simply as a stylistic layer but as the structural and expressive core of a contemporary media brand.




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TBPN website




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TBPN logo lockup




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Functional chyron system with extensive font and color configurations for live broadcast




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Vertical card graphics for social media




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