| Over the years several members of Television Recording put down their thoughts about the department, its history and the development of videotape. Here, so far, are a couple of documents to begin with from Don Kershaw and Neil Pittaway. They are reproduced as written and are valuable as a record of the past. I have also added a quote from Will Wyatt's book as it captures the essence of VT. |
| Don writes.."When I left the BBC in 1992, I had the full intention of writing my history in the BBC but had to give up because of the strain on my eyesight, searching through documents to get facts right. I had got as far as Ediplace!!" | |
| Neil wrote this in early 2007and makes the point that many of us have seen the birth and death of tape in (virtually) our working lives - and it was (mostly) great fun! | |
| Bob Oakley pointed me at this paragraph from Will Wyatt's book "The Fun Factory", which describes the basement in the 1970s very well indeed. Having read the book now I would highly recommend it - apologies to Will if I have misused the quote. | |