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1952 Formed expressly to provide commercial television in Britain | 1952 Formed expressly to provide commercial television in Britain | ||
1955 Merged with [[Incorporated Television Production Co]]. Would produce programmes for the London station at weekends and for the Birmingham station on weekdays<ref>The Times , March 10, 1955</ref>. There was concern that the likely initials "A.B.C." would be confused with that of another contractor so it was thought a change in name would be needed<ref>The Times September 15, 1955</ref>. Subsequently renamed | 1955 Merged with [[Incorporated Television Production Co]]. Would produce programmes for the London station at weekends and for the Birmingham station on weekdays<ref>The Times , March 10, 1955</ref>. There was concern that the likely initials "A.B.C." would be confused with that of another contractor so it was thought a change in name would be needed<ref>The Times September 15, 1955</ref>. Subsequently renamed [[Associated Television]] or '''ATV''' Ltd. | ||
One of the "big four" commercial television contractors. | One of the "big four" commercial television contractors. |
Revision as of 10:51, 4 September 2019
1952 Formed expressly to provide commercial television in Britain
1955 Merged with Incorporated Television Production Co. Would produce programmes for the London station at weekends and for the Birmingham station on weekdays[1]. There was concern that the likely initials "A.B.C." would be confused with that of another contractor so it was thought a change in name would be needed[2]. Subsequently renamed Associated Television or ATV Ltd.
One of the "big four" commercial television contractors.