Articles about John Logie Baird

This new ‘television’ idea is getting popular, but how does it work?

Part two of a brief technical history of broadcasting in Britain

Examining Granada’s 13-part series looking at Television

A local newspaper celebrates 25 years of BBCtv in 1961

Disaster strikes television development as the Crystal Palace burns down

Television is coming soon and, the Nottingham Journal decides, the Baird system is the one to bet on

The [now-Royal] Television Society attends the opening of a pub commemorating the developer of TV

Margaret Baird talks to the TVTimes in 1969 about married life with the inventor of television

Margaret Baird talks to the TVTimes in 1969 about her life with the inventor of television

Noele Gordon remembers testing colour television with John Logie Baird in the 1930s

The BBC Handbook for 1938 looks back at the first year of television

Video recording is not new. In fact it goes back a very long way.

Thanks to John Logie Baird, ITV nearly arrived 50 years early

JLB pioneers television – but John Reith needs convincing