If you frequent the Twitters, you might have heard of this Russty Russ chap. He posts items relating to retro television, and has a particular soft spot for the teletextual televisual treat that is that there telemetext. Is he actually Miner Willy...
As featured on the third edition of the Teletextr Podcast, here’s that full, uncut interview with Bruno St Gelais. Includes extensive discussion on Canadian teletext services past and present, Bruno’s musical activities and many...
Teletext historians rejoice, for Nordicom’s study of the medium is now available. With twelve peer reviewed chapters by world renowned teletext researchers, it’s probably worth the £0.00 PDF download price. Alternatively, you can order a...
Roses are red,
Glasses are blue,
Teletext is black and white
And I need the loo.
Watch out, the images in this video are a bit naughty…
Oh, haven’t you heard? Teletext is on the internet now! Or at least, Vegaotex is. Throw Prestel, Minitel, Telidon and Pages From Ceefax into a large, pixellated pot, and what do you get? Well, a great big mess. But Vegaotex is nothing like...
…Or more specifically, 4-Tel on View. Grab your VHS cassette, ram it into the slot and fire up the gramophone for this recommended playlist courtesy Channel 4 Teletext!
Grabs recovered from VHS by Jason Robertson. See more here.
Teletextr goes all Top Gear circa 1998 with a nostalgia-heavy teletext-head edition. Vroom! What was teletext like in Canada? Hosts Dan and Carl invite Bruno St Gelais into the studio to chat about why Telidon was the most engaging thing on national...
Nordicom have announced the publication of their academic study, Teletext In Europe: From the Analogue to the Digital Era. The book will feature guest chapters by European teletext experts including Raquel Meyers and others who have not yet made...
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