Articles about London

UHF coverage maps for ITV in 1979

Panic on the streets of London… or not

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

Rediffusion’s last-minute attempt to get up close and personal with its region

The BBC’s chief engineer in 1923 takes a tongue-in-cheek look back at the trials and tribulations of developing simultaneous broadcasting (networking as we would now call it)

⧉ An in-depth history, first published in 1967, of Rediffusion’s programmes for schools

The BBC’s senior engineer explains how they broadcast the 1948 London Olympics

The ultimate startup from the backbone of ITV

Practical Television in 1958 looks at Granada’s branch studio in London

What was on Rediffusion on Tuesday 27 July 1965

What was on Thames and LWT on Friday 3 September 1971

BLOG: From the “Boris Johnson is clearly an expert on making television – better at it than even the BBC” file comes this rather farcical story….

There’s a certain irony that ITV apparently failed to meet its quotas for out of London production. Irony that a network which was founded on regional principles, to spread power and away from the capital, is now firmly rooted in London, and makes most of its programmes there.