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The Teletext Museum. |
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TELETEXT GALLERY
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ITV's new teletext service took over from ORACLE at the stroke of midnight on 01-Jan-1993.
But were they quite as prepared as they would have liked?
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The header's right, but this is a page template I guess we should not have seen! |
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But here, the header row is unusual! |
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Er, hello? |
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Of course, there was very little that was new about having a regional teletext service. ORACLE had already been doing it for some time! |
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They were so switched on that they were only using half of this page! |
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Very surreal!
This is a test page - please ignore. Thanks - Mike. |
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Like the other frames on this page, this one was decoded from an S-VHS tape. The decoding of sub-page 1 was only partially successful so this reconstruction may not be 100% accurate, but it is included here for its interest value. |
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Evidence here of Teletext's short-lived After Hours service! |
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Ah, they
don't write numbers like that any more...
(National stream 2, page 80, sub-page 1) |
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And here are the index pages for the After Hours service, in all their "glory"! |
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Clock cracker |
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