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Anglia Television celebrates 21 years of technical excellence
Survival of the Finest
The producer of Anglia's 'Survival' strand considers the craft of natural history programme-making
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Late move for ‘pop’ transmitter in Midlands
Legal pop radio is coming, and this time the Midlands won’t miss out
Local radio plans get a mixed reception
After Pilkington, it’s time to reform broadcasting again, this time with BBC local radio stations — eight for the west Midlands alone
Stuart Hood looks at America
Rediffusion’s controller of programmes heads to the States to see what network television is up to
Can Independent Television Stimulate Earning?
Will the arrival of commercial television give a boost to the economy?
New channels of choice
Just one more push and cable television will catch on, says the president of the Cable Television Association of Great Britain
Norway must wait four years for television
Norway starts work on developing television… slowly and cautiously
Alexandra Palace: Battle of the beams
When Ally Pally went dark in 1939, it still had an important use
Satellvision is coming
Rediffusion’s assistant controller of programmes (engineering) looks at the technical issues of television by satellite
Calling All Nations VI: Some technical and practical points
A guide to how the BBC’s signals get from the UK to the world, for the layman and censored for the enemy
A pictorial look back over the past twelve years…
As ABC Weekend draws to a close, the staff magazine looks back at 12 amazing years of programmes
Sailing bye…
A long wave goodbye to the snap, crackle and pop of 198kHz
Mining the archive
Innovative uses for archive material and forgotten programme formats
Judith Chalmers 1935—2026
An interview with BBCtv continuity announcer Judith Chalmers in 1961, taken from our archives upon the announcement of her death at the age of 90
