Tv History
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As BBC turns 100, a look back at the rebels who reshaped broadcasting and paid the price
From its earliest days, the corporation was newsworthy, and the resulting conflicts sometimes attracted significant attention from newspaper columnists.
Simon Potter, The Conversation
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If not for Kamalini Dutt, Doordarshan would have lost some of its most valuable treasures for good
Thousands of recordings of the legends of music, dance and drama were decaying in the offices of the broadcaster – until Dutt stepped up.
Malini Nair
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How ‘Star Trek’ almost failed to launch before going where no one had gone before
Leonard Nimoy’s misgivings were one of many problems the writers, producers and cast faced during the TV show’s journey to the screen.
Stephen Benedict Dyson, The Conversation
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