Transdiffusion Broadcasting System

A significant chapter in broadcasting history will happen quietly at the end of today’s programmes on Radio 4 as the mighty long wave transmitter at Droitwich, Worcestershire is switched off for the very last time, bringing to an end o...

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POTENTIAL OF CABLE TELEVISION EXAMINED

From The Scotsman for 6 September 1973

THE television set which stands in the corner of nine British homes out of ten might at first sight seem to be utilised to its full capacity. But tins is not so. Instead of receiving on a mere three channels ther...

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From the Sunderland Echo for 14 December 1955

ALTHOUGH thousands of Norwegians saw a television programme for the first time in Oslo in November, it is likely to be four or five years before television becomes a regular institution in Norway.

Already, however, many are wondering whether it will prove too expensive ...