Technical script for 'Our World' television broadcast

Made:
1967 in United Kingdom
maker:
British Broadcasting Corporation
and
European Broadcasting Union
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Bound Copy of Script for Our World broadcast 1967 with
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Bound Copy of Script for Our World broadcast 1967 with
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Bound Copy of Script for Our World broadcast 1967 with
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Bound Copy of Script for Our World broadcast 1967 with
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Bound Copy of Script for Our World broadcast 1967 with
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Bound Copy of Script for Our World broadcast 1967 with technical notes, produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation and European Broadcasting Union, British, 1967.

'Our World', broadcast on 25 June 1967, was the first television programme to be broadcast live around the world. This was made possible by the use of three geostationary telecommunications satellites. It included live contributions from fourteen countries, and included sections on art, sport, and music, which featured a live performance from The Beatles. The 2.5 hour broadcast was watched by an estimated 400 million people worldwide. These technical notes were issued to all those who needed them to play their part in the broadcast. This copy belonged to the Chief Assistant of Science Features for BBC TV, and was updated during the final preparations.

Details

Category:
Archive
Object Number:
2014-113
Materials:
paper (fibre product) and cardboard
Measurements:
overall: 30 mm x 230 mm x 350 mm, 1.06 kg
type:
script - document
credit:
Donated by William Cave