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The Television Act 1954 didn't create ITV – the genius of Sir Kenneth Clark did that
Why is TV still rationed?
The TVTimes in 1965 wonders why there are only 50 hours a week of TV programmes
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Hazell joins the ranks of TV’s private eyes
Thames Television’s new detective show gives TVTimes a reason to look at TV detectives in general
The Authority’s Stations: South Wales and West of England
ITV transmitters in 1962: west of England and south of Wales
German radio exhibition fire
A serious setback for Nazi television plans goes unreported by Nazi radio
Distance No Object
The trials of getting television pictures from far away outside broadcasts back to the studio
Twenty millions put the B.B.C. in the dock
Is the BBC fit for the hard work of covering the Coronation? And does it cost too much?
World Service – It’s not just for night owls!
With the coming of BBC Radio 5, UK listeners are encouraged to tune into the World Service for the first time
Coronation radio sets
Print advertisements for two radio sets that the discerning listener of 1937 may care to purchase
The day we lost the Big Red Book
A star of TV’s longest running soap nearly didn’t make it to the screen when he was singled out as a ‘This Is Your Life’ subject. Producer MALCOLM MORRIS explains
Secrets of ‘Life’ – The ones who got away
In 700 programmes, ‘This Is Your Life’ has usually got its man – or woman. But there have been near-misses and some who got away. In the first of a two-part exclusive, producer MALCOLM MORRIS reveals all
Leicester woman (70) kisses ITV announcer – at Birmingham studio
The Leicester Illustrated Chronicle takes a viewer to meet John Edmunds
What does the future hold for archive television?
As demand for more and more content grows, archive TV is getting harder to find
Vale John Edmunds
The much-loved announcer and newsreader has died aged 94
Crossing the line
A lack of training is leading to a lack of production quality, says W. Stephen Gilbert