News Articles
09 June 2023
ARCHIVE TELEVISION?
As the television industry adapts to an era of rapid change, a remarkable opportunity is opening up for archive TV to be seen and enjoyed by a wider audience than ever before.
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14 April 2023
CHANNEL 4 ARCHIVE
When Channel 4 hit British television screens, it was a truly ground breaking enterprise. The brief was to serve audiences that had felt neglected by the BBC-ITV duopoly.
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12 March 2023
JAZZ SCREENING
Cafe OTO, in association with the BFI, presents a day-long immersion in another era: We bring together four extremely rare programmes, scarcely seen at the time and never repeated.
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20 Nov. 2022
MAX MILLER
The first entertainment commission made for Channel 4 was a televised version of John Bardon's successful stage show about the legendary music hall comedian Max Miler.
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04 Nov. 2022
JAZZ NEWS
Neil Anthony, one of the original producers of the "Jazz on Four" strand, is intending to re-release some of these shows, made during the midst of the 1980s jazz revival.
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27 Oct. 2022
THE BIG CHANNEL 4-0
Neil Anthony was in at the start of the UK’s first new television channel for 18 years and recalls the heady and hectic times of producing new programmes. (Best of British, Nov.22)
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08 July 2022
MONOLOGUES
Looking at an early Channel 4 comedy that united comic artists from three generations of performers, and is now seeking support for being rescued from TV archives.
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24 June 2022
TOP C'S TRADEMARK
Having been so popular and memorable, it seemed an obvious step to build and develop the brand and part of that process would be applying for trademark registration.
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