MA
That'll be good, many thanks !
Free-roaming? Please! This is an ancient relic - the remote control is on the end of a cable!
I'll try to get a picture of it on Monday.
I'll try to get a picture of it on Monday.
That'll be good, many thanks !
BA
But why is it needed? Ceefax as a term isn't redundant, and Red Button is a useful term for the less technology-minded out there about how to access the new service.
Technically, analogue-based teletext services are digital, so the distinction is futile.
Only just realised that have you? 
I know what Ceefax means. Digifax would still work as it would mean "Digital Facts"
I know what Ceefax means. Digifax would still work as it would mean "Digital Facts"
But why is it needed? Ceefax as a term isn't redundant, and Red Button is a useful term for the less technology-minded out there about how to access the new service.
Technically, analogue-based teletext services are digital, so the distinction is futile.
VM
But why is it needed? Ceefax as a term isn't redundant, and Red Button is a useful term for the less technology-minded out there about how to access the new service.
Technically, analogue-based teletext services are digital, so the distinction is futile.
I didn't say it was needed... It was just a fun little idea I came up to add to the discussion. I didn't think people would take it so seriously as a suggestion.
Only just realised that have you?
I know what Ceefax means. Digifax would still work as it would mean "Digital Facts"
I know what Ceefax means. Digifax would still work as it would mean "Digital Facts"
But why is it needed? Ceefax as a term isn't redundant, and Red Button is a useful term for the less technology-minded out there about how to access the new service.
Technically, analogue-based teletext services are digital, so the distinction is futile.
I didn't say it was needed... It was just a fun little idea I came up to add to the discussion. I didn't think people would take it so seriously as a suggestion.
BA
But why is it needed? Ceefax as a term isn't redundant, and Red Button is a useful term for the less technology-minded out there about how to access the new service.
Technically, analogue-based teletext services are digital, so the distinction is futile.
I didn't say it was needed... It was just a fun little idea I came up to add to the discussion. I didn't think people would take it so seriously as a suggestion.
Branding is deadly serious.
Only just realised that have you?
I know what Ceefax means. Digifax would still work as it would mean "Digital Facts"
I know what Ceefax means. Digifax would still work as it would mean "Digital Facts"
But why is it needed? Ceefax as a term isn't redundant, and Red Button is a useful term for the less technology-minded out there about how to access the new service.
Technically, analogue-based teletext services are digital, so the distinction is futile.
I didn't say it was needed... It was just a fun little idea I came up to add to the discussion. I didn't think people would take it so seriously as a suggestion.
Branding is deadly serious.
BA
Why, have they changed their name to BBC Digitwo?
Try telling that to BBC Two!
Why, have they changed their name to BBC Digitwo?
VM
Why, have they changed their name to BBC Digitwo?
It was more of a comment on the current state of BBC Two's branding. That is, poor.
Try telling that to BBC Two!
Why, have they changed their name to BBC Digitwo?
It was more of a comment on the current state of BBC Two's branding. That is, poor.
BA
Why, have they changed their name to BBC Digitwo?
It was more of a comment on the current state of BBC Two's branding. That is, poor.
It's bad, but at least it's seriously bad.
Try telling that to BBC Two!
Why, have they changed their name to BBC Digitwo?
It was more of a comment on the current state of BBC Two's branding. That is, poor.
It's bad, but at least it's seriously bad.
JA
That's because it doesn't exist... It would be "Pages from BBC Red Button" now...
Why didn't the text service on Red Button keep the name Ceefax anyway?
I see no-one's suggested "Pages From BBCi" yet then?
That's because it doesn't exist... It would be "Pages from BBC Red Button" now...