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What’s coming up for television and radio beyond 1957?

The pick of the day’s television today in 1960

ITV transmitters in 1962: London region

The ghosts of Christmases past: 10 covers from Christmas editions of Fusion, the Rediffusion staff newsletter

You probably can’t get the newly launched commercial television yet, but here’s how it works

Remembering Captain Thomas Marcus Brownrigg OBE, CBE, DSO, RN (Rtd), IDC

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1960: technical limitations are preventing ITV-2

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1960: how Studio 5 at Wembley is coming along

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1959: the door to Human Resources is always open

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1959: has the quality of A-R programming fallen?

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1959: sorry, what did you want me to write?

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1959: BBC-2, ITV-2 or a brand new TV-3?

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1959: keep an eye on the balance sheet

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1958: how do we keep our standards so high?

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1958: how we make sure our adverts are good adverts

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1958: how to mix levity with depth

A word from Associated-Rediffusion management in 1958: we don’t want an ITV-2 or a BBC-2

How the simple art of TV continuity and a decorative graphic were instrumental in my learning the alphabet and telling the time

Studio 5 at Wembley has been designed. A-R’s chief engineer takes us around the plans

A gallop through how ITV got to opening day and what’s next for the new network

What will television look like in 1984? The programme makers of 1958 try to find out

Is it possible to define “good TV”?

Associated-Rediffusion asks its producers what makes a ‘feature’ in 1960

Part Five: Keith Waterhouse of the Daily Mirror looks into the future of British television

Part Three: Keith Waterhouse of the Daily Mirror looks into the future of British television

A series of Associated-Rediffusion video dramas make their way on to ABC in the United States

How film gets on to Rediffusion viewers’ television screens

The Beatles are back in the UK in 1964… and back on ABC’s Big Night Out!

Behind the scenes of that new ‘Independent Television’ you’ve heard so much about

One of the two quintessential ITV quiz shows

Competition or cooperation? In May 1956 it’s still not clear which will be ITV’s main thrust

A twisty tale of how to get two- and three-way networking established for ITV in the 1950s

A change in policy at A-R and ATV as they bring their announcers into view

Rediffusion’s INTERTEL strand asks: what do recipients of American aid think about America in 1962?

1958 approaches… has the corner turned for ITV?

Commercial television launches in London tonight – but how will that affect the people of Banbury?

Pete Singleton travels back to 1958 to find out what was making waves in television

The Sunday Independent in Dublin reports on the opening of Ulster Television

Peter Ling travels to Wembley to meet Guy Bloomer, deputy manager of the studios in 1959

Peter Ling goes to Room 518 on the fifth floor to visit the manager of the drama department Vyvienne Moynihan in 1959

Peter Ling pops to Wembley to talk to Len Fraser in the Property Store in 1959

Peter Ling visits the first floor office of property master Des McCormack in 1959

Peter Ling watches Pam Elliott wield a panstick for Rediffusion in 1958

Peter Ling pops up to the second floor to meet Albert Short, head of the post room

Peter Ling goes down on to the studio floor to meet FM Tony Hulley in 1958