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Sir Antony Part, Chairman of the Government Satellite Television Advisory Panel, on his recommendations rejecting the direct television satellite system proposed by the BBC in favour of the MAC vision system...
Interview with BBC World Service Managing Director Douglas Muggeridge on the jamming of the Polish service by the BBC to the country. Male interviewer not identified.
444 Days. A BBC TV documentary about the final hours of US President Jimmy Carter’s presidency, which saw the end of the Iran hostage crisis after 52 US diplomats had been held hostage for 444 days....
Frank Bough, Selina Scott and Nick Ross present the first broadcast of BBC breakfast television- Breakfast Time on BBC1, from 06.30 on 17/01/83. Presenter of NBC’s Today show, Jane Pauley and comedian Sir...
Report on the first broadcast of BBC breakfast television, Breakfast Time on BBC1, and its casual presentation image. Londoners comment negatively. Female reporter not identified.
Interview with Lord Thomson (George Thomson) of the IBA about TV-am ratings war with BBC, and how the new Channel 4 is shaping up. Male interviewer not identified.
Tim Crook examines the background to libel cases in British courts. The report follows the award of fifty thousand pounds in damages to writer Jeremy Cartland by the BBC.
Interview with Brian Winston of the Football League on a new offer in a deal with television companies on the number of matches to be shown on TV during the forthcoming season and format of broadcasts....
Interview with ITV’s head of sport, John Bromley, on a new offer in a deal between the Football League and television companies on the number of matches to be shown on TV during the forthcoming season...
Jack Dunnett, President of the Football League, on failing to reach agreement with the television companies over the screening of live matches. Male interviewer not identified.
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