John Logie Baird

David Wilson, director of Bradford UNESCO City of Film, outside City Hall. Picture by Jonathan Gawthorpe.

How a Yorkshire market town was pivotal to sound and vision on TV

The new 50p coin commemorates Alan Turing’s codebreaking during the Second World War (Photo: Royal Mint)

Royal Mint launches new Alan Turing 50p coin with hidden codes

23rd August 1936: D G Birkinshaw operating the Marconi-EMI instantaneous TV camera transmitting the view from Alexandra Palace, the BBC's first high definition TV station. In the background are the mast and transmitting aerials of the Palace. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Caution in the air as BBC and Channel Four mark their big anniversaries

Royal Mint announces new 50p coin in celebration of Scottish inventor John Logie...

The Royal Mint has launched a new £5 coin to mark the Queen’s 95th birthday

17th April 1929: American business man and founder of the Ryder Cup Samuel Ryder (centre) with American team captain Walter Hagen (1892 - 1969) (left) and British team captain George Duncan at a dinner function to launch the 1929 Ryder Cup at Moortown, Yorkshire. (Photo by H. F. Davis/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

When Britain brought home the Ryder Cup to Moortown in Leeds

The large objects room at Bradford's Media Museum. Picture: Simon Hulme.

Bradford Media Museum's Widescreen Weekend opens as fans tour 'immaculate' colle...

PICS: Tony Johnson

The role broadcasting technology has played in shaping Yorkshire's sporting memo...

Castleford Tigers receive the League Leaders Shield.

The Yorkshire Post says: Well done Castleford Tigers '“ you're in a league of yo...

Periscope lets you broadcast live from an app on your phone

How to broadcast live to the world, from your phone

Neil McNicholas: Beware the signs of an information overload

The Baird Televisor.

Video: Inventor of TV born 125 years ago

Museum delves into history of TV to mark anniversary

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