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Opportunity Knocks for Brenda Marsh
Published 13 July 2022
The paperwork behind bringing one person on to Opportunity Knocks
The new look
Published 11 December 2020
Over on our refurbished Thames site, the Reading Evening Post looks in to what exciting programmes the new Thames Television will be offering us in 1968
‘ITV was the start of the Coca-colonisation of Britain’
Published 29 October 2018
In 1980, Jack Tinker, theatre critic of the Daily Mail, turns his unsympathetic eye to the launch of ITV in 1955
Tele marks of 1966
Published 28 September 2018
Fusion magazine looks back over an eventful year for Rediffusion
How I grew up with ITV
Published 3 September 2018
Vic Gardiner of LWT remembers the first 25 years of ITV in 1980 – and his part in the network’s development
King of the talent seekers
Published 29 June 2018
The story of Hughie Green, as told by the TVTimes in 1964
Double Your Money in Moscow
Published 27 June 2018
Rediffusion takes Double Your Money on the road… to Moscow in 1966
► Twist and shouting
Published 16 October 2017
On 22 September 1975, Eamonn Andrews on the Thames ‘Today’ programme hosts a bad-tempered debate about ITV
Six acts that made opportunity knock
Published 27 February 2017
A look back, from 1971, at six acts discovered by Hughie Green and his team
🔗 Opportunity Knocks: Goodbye to Didsbury
Published 30 July 2016
Transdiffusion’s newest televault site has a wonderful exclusive to share with you…