ITV

The strike over, the TVTimes looks ahead to the new-look ITV in 1968 and beyond

The Independent Television Authority hits back at critics of ITV in 1958

Celebrating 60 years of ITV in South Wales and the West

Australia reacts to the launch of Britain’s commercial television

Rumours that ITV will be hard to receive swirl in March 1955. TV Mirror magazine tries to set the record straight

What are the prospects for the new ITV? A US magazine finds out in early September 1955

Mike Scott celebrates 7 years of Granada in 1963

Ronnie Taylor celebrates 7 years of ABC in 1963

The TVTimes celebrates Anglia’s 21st birthday in 1980

The huge profits of ITV weren’t a myth – but they also weren’t true for everyone.

The Observer in 1980 has an exclusive on what would happen in the next franchise round

ABC, ATV London and Rediffusion bow out; Thames, LWT and Yorkshire come in

Concluding the views of ITV’s former Director of Programmes

David Liddiment gives a personal view

From 1955 to 2005 by way of changing priorities and consumerism

From least-worst to least-best in one lifetime

Merge, merge, merge and miss the boat

Reality television, talent shows and the reality of television talent

Growing up with ITV in Wales

Listening to Nigel Pickard whistling to himself

The magic of Supermarionettes

Children’s programming always had a real home on ITV

Something essentially different

Walking a tightrope

Got there in the end

If we can’t have ATV…

A suspicion of greatness

It’s that man again

All bloody entertaining

Deep pockets, deep thoughts

Without you, I’m nothing

Because someone had to win