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Alexandra Palace Television Society
- Aims to preserve the oral and written history of the pioneers who inaugurated the world's first, regular, public high-definition television service from Alexandra Palace, North London, in 1936.
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BBC Eng
- Features recollections of BBC engineering from 1922 to 1997.
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The BBC Story
- Features extensive information about the history of the BBC, covering both television and radio, with many archive clips and articles.
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BBC VT - A Record
- Traces the history of VT from sticky tape to the digital age.
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British TV History
- Concentrates on historic broadcasts, timelines, archive issues and TV technology, from the earliest days of mechanical television to today’s digital broadcasts.
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Direct Television from Alexandra Palace
- Features an extensive history of BBC television at Alexandra Palace.
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MHP
- Dedicated to the bits of TV which came before, inbetween and after the actual programmes.
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Museum of the Broadcast Television Camera
- Features a virtual museum which aims to cover the technical details of all the European and American television cameras that have been used for broadcasting or have some other special feature.
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Narrow Bandwidth Television Association
- Devoted to all aspects of early television, including the restoration of original equipment.
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The Tech Ops History Site
- Provides extensive photographs, stories and memories from sound and lighting crews working at the BBC.
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The Teletext Museum
- Dedicated to teletext, launched in September 1974 and brought to and end in 2009.
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