IS
It seemed to me like a video made for the trade - TV dealers etc. Doing a bit of googling it seems it was a BSB/Comet promotional video
It might well have been broadcast by them too but the future tense suggests it was written to be shown long before they went on air
If I'm not mistaken, Voyage Around BSB was one of the first programmes to be shown somewhere on the network. Their answer to The Revolution when Sky launched.
It seemed to me like a video made for the trade - TV dealers etc. Doing a bit of googling it seems it was a BSB/Comet promotional video
It might well have been broadcast by them too but the future tense suggests it was written to be shown long before they went on air
JA
I can remember laserdisc jukeboxes, there was one in the food hall in the Skegness Butlin's in the early-mid 90s, and there was one in the hotel when I went to Spain in 1999 (though the newest songs on it were from late 1997).
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A full episode of Wogan's Web has been posted on YouTube. One of my favourite daytime shows of all time.
DB
I'm not sure where to put this, but it's a VICE News video which focuses on how some local affiliate stations are using an app called Fresco:
Meaning that they can request/outsource footage to 'regular' people to film with their phones in exchange $20-$50 per assignment. Reducing the need for professional camera operators. Nightcrawler the app (if anyone's seen that film)
Meaning that they can request/outsource footage to 'regular' people to film with their phones in exchange $20-$50 per assignment. Reducing the need for professional camera operators. Nightcrawler the app (if anyone's seen that film)
IS
30 minute special from 1995 explaining the changes taking place to the 3 network TV stations in Denver. Lots of confused viewers getting confused over channel numbers... you'll be just as confused after watching
Part 2 goes into syndicated programmes, because if everything wasn't complicated enough, some programmes moved channels.... but some didn't!
Part 2 goes into syndicated programmes, because if everything wasn't complicated enough, some programmes moved channels.... but some didn't!
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JA
I can understand how can that can be confusing. Some people seem to think VR Troopers (which had two seasons in 1994-95), one of the shows similar to Power Rangers and made by the same company, was a Fox Kids show, like Power Rangers was, making that presumption because it was made by Saban. It wasn't a Fox Kids show though, it was syndicated. So some channels would air the two together, but in other areas they would be on different channels.