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The news on ther of lost art of teletext. Youtube teletext advert has ceased to work and seemingly can't be removed. Teletext related products should be able to viewed via the below ads if your desperate.
Sunday, February 13, 2005
Risen text
I've decided to deley the guest nation teletext for a while as their is a not very suprising lack of information. The country shall be Solveina though. I've found out a bit already and it's quite interesting. Well, as interesting as the history of a smal europen countries teletext service can be. It seems they where(and are) great inovaters of teletext. I'll say no more.
I've added a new link today. It's to the online equivlent of Paramount text's mailbox. I think I've mentioned it before but mailbox was a letters page which was entirly made up of random drivel. Though the odd serious issue arrose. I remember the first letter I read on it was about someone who was feeling depressed. It certainly didn't set the tone though. You could spent around half an hour reading it and it was compleatly entrancing. You'd never be able to read it and accully understand what the hell they where talking about in one time round. Or two most of the time. I planned on contributing but my TV often lost in for months informing me there was NO TEXT. I could never remember the adress ethier. It ended quite soon after my arrival. A fragmented version of the last edition is probably still on the Paramount Comedy Channel( 127 if you have SKY digital in the UK) It's still fun to read but it definitly loses something not being on text. It can't really obtain new followers where as previously around 50% of the nation could access it. It's got that horrible internet messageboard exclusive club feel. Respected regulars, smileys( work of satan.) Mailbox doesn't have smileys that was just my example of the growing alfulness of internet message boards which I use to quite like. Moderaters. Another thing mailbox doesn't have. So check it out if you wish.
Teletext feature of the day-TV review-p135 ITV
I'm highlighted this because I believed it was dead. But it seems it was just pretending. It is under a section called coming up. And even the title says TV preview. But the article title reads "We review Joey."Sounds like a review to me.
I've added a new link today. It's to the online equivlent of Paramount text's mailbox. I think I've mentioned it before but mailbox was a letters page which was entirly made up of random drivel. Though the odd serious issue arrose. I remember the first letter I read on it was about someone who was feeling depressed. It certainly didn't set the tone though. You could spent around half an hour reading it and it was compleatly entrancing. You'd never be able to read it and accully understand what the hell they where talking about in one time round. Or two most of the time. I planned on contributing but my TV often lost in for months informing me there was NO TEXT. I could never remember the adress ethier. It ended quite soon after my arrival. A fragmented version of the last edition is probably still on the Paramount Comedy Channel( 127 if you have SKY digital in the UK) It's still fun to read but it definitly loses something not being on text. It can't really obtain new followers where as previously around 50% of the nation could access it. It's got that horrible internet messageboard exclusive club feel. Respected regulars, smileys( work of satan.) Mailbox doesn't have smileys that was just my example of the growing alfulness of internet message boards which I use to quite like. Moderaters. Another thing mailbox doesn't have. So check it out if you wish.
Teletext feature of the day-TV review-p135 ITV
I'm highlighted this because I believed it was dead. But it seems it was just pretending. It is under a section called coming up. And even the title says TV preview. But the article title reads "We review Joey."Sounds like a review to me.
