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COI synopsis: Television and computers aiding traffic control in London.
COI synopsis: Glasgow Educational Television Service, which is an important aid to teaching in that city.
NoS synopsis: A brief history of British television from Baird to commercial channels leads to a clip from a Granada programme, "Wedding on Saturday", which won 1965’s Italia prize.
Unidentified male speaker on the uncertainty of the future of a television network (possibly BSB, or the post-merger British Sky Broadcasting) should Rupert Murdoch fail to secure viewing figures....
Interview with a barrister on the legal ramifications of the decision by British Steel Corporation (BSC) to sue Granada Television after they broadcast the views of a BSC employee and informer. Male speaker...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: TV Takes Off. DESCRIPTION: A new development in air reconnaissance is being tried out in the States, with a helicopter and a TV camera. SHOTLIST: MS television camera. GV helicopter...
Jack Chester, former employee of British Steel, on his alleged supplying of sensitive documents to Granada Television for use in a documentary entitled The Steel Papers, broadcast during the steel strike...
BTF synopsis: describes a visit by BBC Television to the bus-drivers’ training ground when new cars from the Motor Show were demonstrated to viewers.
COI synopsis: Lewis Wright, Chairman of the British Productivity Council, interviewed by Kenneth Harris, Industrial correspondent of ‘The Observer’ on the background to labour relations.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: 40th Anniversary of Television. DESCRIPTION: On 2nd November, 1936 Leslie Mitchell announced the beginning of the BBC’s new regular television service, in fact it was the first in the...
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