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By 2014, the tried and trusty Cebra Text editor used to facilitate teletext events was becoming incompatible with modern versions of Windows. In response,...

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Teletext has been popular at demoparties for over a decade, and with the invention of the BBC Micro introducing teletext software to the masses,...

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The RITE (Rolling In-vision Teletext Engine) Box was developed by Ray Goff, who had previously designed Context, the foundational system used to run and...

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Teletext Ltd superseded ORACLE at the end of 1992, taking charge of the services on Channels 3 and 4 at the very start of...

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Broadcast in 1990, Hands Up! was a series of educational TV programmes commissioned by Channel 4 made entirely with animated teletext graphics. It was...

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The Fantastic Adventures of 4-T followed the escapades of a cyan canine character that had its basis in a teletext dog Ian Irving had...

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As the medium spread worldwide in the late 1970s and early 1980s, services in different countries began to exchange yearly messages in the form...

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TeleNFT is a group of mostly Germany-based artists producing fully on-chain teletext art with the Tius teletext editor, aiming to make all their pieces...

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In 2016, ARD Text established their teletext residency series, beginning with Dan Farrimond in September and October of that year. Inspired by the service’s...

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As part of the Sequences “Real Time” Art Festival 2007, MOMS exhibited on page 444 of Icelandic service RUV Teletext. Known for going “unconventional...

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The first non-invitational “open call” teletext art exhibition was Microtel, broadcast on NOS Teletekst in the Netherlands from January to March 2006. It was...

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In 1980, the BBC began their Ceefax In Vision transmissions, later known as Ceefax AM and Pages From Ceefax. Due to the fact these...

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Warning: the links on this page may not be safe for work. By the turn of the millennium, teletext services across Europe were littered...

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With the 1981 launch of the BBC Micro computer providing a new and convenient method of coding and updating teletext pages, administration of the...

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