(UK, Ireland) A text-based information retrieval system using television sets with a suitable decoder; developed by the BBC.
“🟡 Update from The Teletext Archive BBC2 from Friday 6th May 1988 📺 More at https://tvpres.com”
“🟡 Update from The Teletext Archive Central from Sunday 6th May 1990 📺 More at https://tvpres.com”
“(for full clarity, I'm not saying I was *good* at it - I have a face for radio and voice for Teletext - but I could at least read one and half listen to the other. "Blue Peter" style craft segments are my Kryptonite though.)”
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(for full clarity, I'm not saying I was *good* at it - I have a face for radio and voice for Teletext - but I could at least read one and half listen to the other. "Blue Peter" style craft segments are my Kryptonite t…
“I think 4-Tel and the regional magazines weren’t up and running for weeks afterwards. Anyone relying on it for PDC teletext VHS were screwed. Yes, and editorially I think Teletext UK Ltd put the main news on to C4 which was unpopular. Eventually Bamber saved them :)”
“I’ve childishly been refreshing my feed and going on NewsNow to see if there’s any developments even though we’ve only had new owners 5 minutes. The modern day equivalent of going on Teletext/ Ceefax for updates. Feel like a kid again! Good times!! #swfc”
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