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The television history – England 1924

In English with an interest in the history of English thought it would be interesting to tell the story television and its invention by John Logie Baird in Ally Pally in London. The British Broadcasting Company began transmissions on November 14 1922 to date, when more than ten million shillings (50p) has been issued. In 1927, the company was restructured as a public company, the BBC as we know it by his father founder, John (more later Lord) Reith, but this time an even newer technology has been developed television.

In Indeed, the company was very interested in television, invented by John Logie Baird and the experiences that I wanted to continue under his patronage, and not under any other company. Consequently, the company has offered Baird-use facilities at South Bank in London. In 1932, the BBC has been lucky for the dissemination of inspections periodicals. Now available in the studio recently acquired Baird in Portland Place, W1. BB Studio, Britain first dedicated television studio is installed in the basement of Broadcasting House, and then Baird has continued to test and refine the new medium. The contest came from electronic music and Industries (IME), based in Hayes, Middlesex, where he had worked with the Marconi Company in the development of high definition.

In May 1934, UK government has appointed a commission headed by Lord Selsdon, to initiate investigations into the feasibility of creating a public service television recommendations on the conditions under which a service could be offered. The report's findings were published in Selsdon a Government White Paper in January the following year. The BBC has been given the development of television, which was to lead a definition is not less than 240 lines with a minimum of 25 frames per second. With the publication of this report, the era of low-resolution images ended with the dancer Lydia Sokolova was the last British artist to appear on the old line system 30.

The Committee proposes that two new systems for high definition (240 lines Baird and Marconi-EMI 405 lines) would be chosen for replacement transmissions by the BBC during a period, until they decided it was better. Finding a suitable location for the new service, the BBC chose the Alexandra Palace in Haringey, London. Its position on a hill was the place to set up a station covering all London and many of its surrounding counties.

"Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. It is with great pleasure that I present to the magic of television … "

With these words, Leslie Mitchell introduced the first television program HD Britain Radiolympia general public. The date was August 26, 1936. This was the first television broadcast worldwide. At the beginning of war in 1939 over 80,000 spectators was watching television seven days a week.

During September 1, 1939 and Mickey Mouse was shown on television the television has become all white and went to the air. The program returned in 1946 and BBC television and radio has grown in strength.

Timeline British TV

February 1924

John Logie Baird transmits images rudimentary shortest distance

May 1925

Baird gives the first public demonstration of TV

January 27, 1926

Baird demonstrates TV wirelessly to the Royal Institution, London

January 1, 1927

The BBC is a public corporation

1930

August 22 1932

BBC starts 30 tests online using the Baird system (to September 1935)

November 2, 1936

Start the 405-line High definition (for a few months with the 240-line Baird system)

May 12, 1937

First outside broadcast: the procession of the Coronation of King George VI

September 1, 1939

Suspension of television service due to World War 2

1940

June 1, 1946

TV license fee submitted

June 7, 1946

Resumption of post-war television service

December 1949

BBC Television Service begins to expand outside London.

1950

August 27, 1950

First cross-channel diffusion (from France to England)

June 2, 1953

Televising of the coronation, as shown by C. 27 million viewers, is broadcast in the basin. It uses 21 cameras

June 6, 1954

Britain connected to the Eurovision network.

July 5, 1954

bulletin diary begins

1954

weather presenter for the first time on screen – George Cowling,

August 4, 1954

Establishment the Independent Television Authority, a public company

September 22, 1955

Early independent (commercial) television the London area by Associated-Rediffusion Television Associates, with the profit motive Independent Television News

1956

Independent Television Service begins to expand outside the SE. Regional>>

1958

TV households households only radio

04 1958

video transmission for the first time by the BBC (VERA system)

June 26, 1958

Associated-Rediffusion first program shows Ampex VTR which becomes the model set

1960

April 1962

play video tape for the first time slow

July 1, 1962

Pilkington Report published, recommending two and of the BBC service, BBC Wales separate line change 405-625 standard lines, color UHF 625 lines, and the restructuring of ITV

July 11, 1962

First broadcast satellite Atlantic. More>>

April 20, 1964

Top of BBC2 in 625 line UHF. More>>

April 26 1964

BBC2 start review program for new versions of the viewers who are deaf

July 1, 1967

The first color broadcasts in BBC2. More>>

August 1967

BBC starts using all-electronic color, frame rate conversion rules

July 30, 1968

ITV franchise changes. ATV replaces LWT London, Yorkshire TV region forms a new Part of the old quarter of Granada, Harlech replaces TWW; Thames formed by ABC and Rediffusion. ATV franchise takes every weekend Midland. Granada takes every weekend franchises NW.

July 21, 1969

BBC and ITV showed the first night the public is not man on the moon. More>>

November 15, 1969

Color service inaugurated on ITV and BBC 1. More>>

1970

Since 1972

The elimination of restrictions Broadcasting Times

February 2, 1973

Teletext shown by the BBC. IBA is also developing a Teletext system

1974

Video cassette for sale

1976

Set color outnumber ab raises w /

1978

Opening the BBC, the film combines archival networks, and the end of the policy of throwing away

1980

January 1, 1982

ITV franchise change: biking, south and west give way to Central, televisions and TSW

November 1, 1982

Top of S4C (Cymru Pedwar Sianel / Channel 4 Wales), with all programs in Welsh, BBC and two independents, the transition of this new channel

November 2, 1982

Top Channel 4 in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland

17 January 1983

First breakfast television by the BBC, then (01 February) tvam ITV network

January 1985

Closure of the past 405-line transmitter

February 1989

Top of domestic satellite services from Sky TV

September 1989

First NICAM stereo official site and ITV digital transmissions

November 21, 1989

The filming of the House of Commons begins

1990

1990

Opening of British Satellite Broadcasting (BSB)

1990

Sky and BSB merged to form BSkyB

January 1, 1993

ITV franchise changes: Thames, TSW, TVS, tvam give way to Carlton, Westcountry, Meridian, GMTV

March 15, 1996

first event of BSkyB pay-per-view boxing match in Las Vegas

March 30, 1997

Launch of Channel 5. requires millions of tune VCRs in order to avoid interference

October 1, 1998

Satellite Digital begins.

November 15, 1998

Digital terrestrial service starts, including the big screen broadcasts

2000

June 2001

first program of the BBC digital interactive.

May 2002

Closure of ITV Digital (formerly ONdigital)

October 30, 2002

Opening of the digital terrestrial service Freeview for replace ITV digital multiplex

December 29, 2003

Settlement of commercial television that moves Ofcom following the merger of the CPI with other agencies

28-29 2004

Chairman of the BBC and general manager both resigned following the Hutton report

February 2, 2004

Of Granada and Carlton merger is completed. merged company called ITV plc

May 2006

Start service in high definition.

October 17 2007

Start by turning off analogue: BBC2 signal in Whitehaven, Cumbria

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