I have 1970 to 1973 and 1975 to 1979, though '70, '71 and'72 are ITA not IBA. Either somebody must have borrowed 1974 and not returned it or possibly there wasn't one that year, as I appear to have a gap on my shelf.
I also have '65, '66 and '69 (ITA) and '80 to '88 inclusive (IBA).
:-(
A former member
I have double check, and its in fact the IBA ( saying that the ITA and IBA were the same really bar the addition of new department? )
Its to do with the Independent Television Authority report:
Reactions to Sesame Street in Britain 1971
. The report was commissioned by the ITA in association with the National Council for Educational Technology and three ITV companies, and had a profound impact on how television companies did produce pre school tv shows. Its seems no copy is held in the British library, Nor is any other ITA/IBA Reports which there must be many off.
The IBA (later ITC) used to have an excellent library but I don't know what happened to it when OFCOM took over. You could ask them if they still have any copies.
I have double check, and its in fact the IBA ( saying that the ITA and IBA were the same really bar the addition of new department? )
Its to do with the Independent Television Authority report:
Reactions to Sesame Street in Britain 1971
. The report was commissioned by the ITA in association with the National Council for Educational Technology and three ITV companies, and had a profound impact on how television companies did produce pre school tv shows. Its seems no copy is held in the British library, Nor is any other ITA/IBA Reports which there must be many off.
There are other copyright libraries in the UK - might be worth contacting them as they may have held copies that the British Library decided not to hold. Cambridge University Library is one I think.
The IBA (later ITC) used to have an excellent library but I don't know what happened to it when OFCOM took over. You could ask them if they still have any copies.