Tonight’s Rediffusion, London… in 1968
A look at what was on Rediffusion in London on Monday 29 July 1968
Wired-up for service
Electrical maintenance: the beating heart of Television House and Wembley
Seen and Heard
Sights and sounds of Rediffusion
Who’s who in presentation
Sam Simmonds remembers his time with the people in Rediffusion's presentation department 1961-68
A short history
A brief history of Rediffusion and BET
Target: Production efficiency
The Programme Department means business
What is the future of ASSOCIATED-REDIFFUSION?
John Spencer Will tells shareholders the ups and downs of the financial year 1960-1
Sentenced to death
Rediffusion's chairman tears the ITA to shreds in his final address to shareholders in December 1967
Expo Canada
Rediffusion staff head to Montreal
The yellow submarine’s periscope
Meet Peggy Davidson, in charge of matching producers, directors, PAs and stage managers
Len Fraser BEM
Prop buyer Len Fraser is rewarded for his work in 1967
Hullo Philadelphia U.S.A.
After visiting the US, a Rediffusion executive wants reform of their television system
Designer: John Clements
A production designer on how to design for production
The General Manager’s farewell
Tom "Never Baffled" Brownrigg's valedictory message to Associated-Rediffusion staff
A goggle of graphics
An exhibition celebrates Rediffusion's graphic designers in December 1966
Tele-snaps: Christmas on Rediffusion
Join Rediffusion, London at Christmas...
Tele-snaps: announcers
Rediffusion's voices of authority
Tele-snaps: it’s about time
Spend some time with Rediffusion
Seen and Heard
Sights and sounds of Rediffusion
Who’s who in presentation
Sam Simmonds remembers his time with the people in Rediffusion's presentation department 1961-68
No Hiding Place for a producer
The new producer of Rediffusion's popular police serial tells his story
The Caretaker wins Emmy
International awards continue to shower on Rediffusion plays
Mountbatten
Photographs from the filming of The Life and Times of Lord Mountbatten
They Say… August 1959
The critics and the public weigh in on Associated-Rediffusion
They Say… April 1959
The critics and the public weigh in on Associated-Rediffusion
They Say… Leonard Marsland Gander
Frank comment from an outsider
In Nine Months TV Transforms Wembley Studios
Switching Wembley from film to television ready for the launch of ITV
How it works… Camera Pick-up Tubes
Mike Metcalfe, Control Section Supervisor, explains how television cameras work
How it works… A question of lines
Basil Bultitude explains the differences between 405, 525, 625 and 819 lines
How it works… The Problem of Genlock
Basil Bultitude explains what genlock is, why it is used and the advantages of other systems
T.V. House by-pass
The Kingsway tram tunnel becomes the Strand underpass
Associated-Rediffusion’s new studio
Studio 5 at Wembley has been designed. A-R's chief engineer takes us around the plans