History. ВВС

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1920s - where it all began

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1930s - the birth of television

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1940s - the BBC at War and beyond

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1950s - the age of television

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1960s - colour TV

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1990s - Princess Diana

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2000s - the digital revolution

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10.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

11.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

12.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

13.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

14.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

15.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

16.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

17.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

18.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

19.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

20.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

21.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

22.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

23.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

24.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

25.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

26.

'The changing of a channel symbol is a crucial event
and not one to be undertaken without more than usual thought
and careful preparatory work'.
(Clifford Hatts, Head of Television Design Group, 18th July 1974)

27.

Physique:
black squares with white
letters inside (clear like black
and white)
Relationship:
educative,
informative,
entertaining
Reflection:
aware, part of society,
educated
Personality: informative,
reliable, worldwide
renowned
Culture:
trust, reliability,
independence
Self-image:
confident provided by
information, cultured