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Charles Foster of Granada has died

An article from 1982 about World of Sport, as presented by the late Dickie Davies

Geoff Nash tries to explain 2023’s TV technology to a 1936 viewer

You’re not forced to watch BBC Three. But its existence is vital

Two years when everything changed: not least, the pictures got smaller

So, farewell then, people stood about

Happy birthday to the UK’s 5th channel

Actor Jo Kendall has died

The TV licence is back in the news

A thought to be lost early Channel 4 comedy on DVD? Yes please!

The diamond jubilee of the station from the very north

Production values have changed… for the better?

The Cardiff Singer of the World competition is something only our BBC could do

Gerry Marsden has died at 78

A reminder of those we’ve loved and lost this past year

Vale to the designer’s designer

Tom Scott on title sequences

Tyne Tees announcer dies at 89

Across the Waves: From Radio Caroline to Classic FM, by Nick Bailey

A fascinating video from Tom Scott

On this day in 1946, BBC radio began serialising one of the most devastating essays ever written

Network Distributing launch their streaming service with three nights of ABC Weekend TV

It’s as easy as ABC

Six more articles to read to keep your mind alert during the lockdown

Think you know all about the “swirly” BBC-1 globe? Wrong.

Six articles to read to keep your mind alert during the lockdown

Some fun backdrops for your online Zoom/Skype/Hangouts/Teams meetings

Gary Rodger tells us what to see and hear where on Thursday 12 December 2019 (and the day after)

A personal retrospective of Ireland’s greatest broadcaster

Official trailer – with (spoilers) Data and Seven of Nine – shown at the San Diego Comic-Con tonight

More people chose to watch ITN’s coverage of the moon landings than the BBC’s.

A decision has been made that makes Independent Local Radio less independent, less local and less good radio, says David Heathcote

A new resource from Transdiffusion… but what now?

A new website goes in depth into the 1990s television comic ‘Zzzap!’

The end came for the BBC Two 2s last night

One of the longest-serving ATV directors has died

A Kickstarter campaign is launched to fund a documentary about YTV

Looking back at the life of Liverpool funnyman Ken Dodd

Dirty Feed has a great examination of the changes between the script and the production of 1965 Dennis Potter’s ‘Stand Up, Nigel Barton’ play

Take a trip to Wolverhampton for a feast of childhood delight

Some television historians walk into a bar…

Celebrating 60 years of ITV in South Wales and the West

A place you must visit

Goodbye to one of the most talented entertainers the UK has ever produced

Listen to a great podcast about ITV strikes…