On 15 February 1993, in-vision presentation was dropped by the first Network Centre controller of children's & daytime programming Dawn Airey (a former Central management trainee) with Steven Ryde providing live out-of-vision continuity links featuring a wide variety of animated characters. On 6 September 1993, CITV was extended to start at 3.30 , when ITV network centre decided to move the pre-school children slot from 12.10 , to be branded under the CITV in the afternoon slot. Around the same time, the "Children's ITV" name was changed to CITV, having been used in some form or another since the previous year. However, the "Children's" was not removed from the logo until Monday 2 September 1996, the same month a digital on-screen graphic (DOG) was introduced.