405 Alive Issue 21 (Spring (at last) 1994)
| Page | Title | Summary/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 28 | Starie's Stories. Dicky Howett |
Interview with retired B.B.C. Engineer Joe Starie about Lime Grove, Riverside Studios, Television Center and the Doctor Who opening sequence. |
| 32 | Death Of A Station. Tony Rowlands |
What happens to the footage when the broadcaster closes down. |
| 35 | Feedback: Outside Broadcast Van Colours. Les Roworth & Paul Murton |
A follow-up to an article in issue 19. |
| 44 | European And North American Cameras No.1. Brian Summers |
The Marconi MK.III camera. |
| 45 | Transistor Televisions: Their Development and Order of Introduction. R. A. Smallbone |
The first transistor televisions, some dates and prices. |
| 52 | Television Sound Transmission Before The War. Andrew Emmerson |
The use of the T.V. Sound channel for high quality radio broadcasts. |
| 57 | J. L. Baird's Telechrome. Ray Herbert |
Cathode ray colour and stereoscopic television. 1994. |
| 59 | I.T.V. Continuity Announcers, 1955-1985. Tony Currie |
A list of announcers and there associated companies. |