Jenny Barraclough

[…] got a big opportunity to do a feature film Ido think documentaries always appealed to me more. About real people rather than make up.SRSo you joined ITN I think in nineteen sixty three. And there was lots of news that year.Could I just read out?JBYeahSRIt was the height of cold war and start of Vie[…]

Industry websites

[…] Libraries. www.itn1955club.co.uk Site dedicated to memories of the spirit of ITN; the ITN 1955 Club was formed in 1989. www.ofcom.org.uk […]

Mat Irvine

[…]was gonna say, I've rarely say that these because I had NASA photographs, Apollo being a NASA project in American project. But of course, then so did ITN and all the papers, so they have the same photographs. So at least our ones were different these days as a multitude of ways of getting photograph[…]

David Elstein

[…]bsp;  There was so much irrationality, even at that point, in the way broadcasting operated. I was amazed when I arrived about the contract with ITN for Channel 5 News, £11 million/year. I said ‘When I costed this we were getting it for £7 million, so why pay £11?’. I waited for the break point[…]

Gordon Courcha

[…]hing. A great stroke of luck again,Unknown Speaker  25:58  having decided I wasn't going I was looking for another job because I applied at ITN.Unknown Speaker  26:06  And as I walked into the room, the head of technical operations was started to say, I've invited one of my shift[…]

Russell Galbraith

[…]much depth as we could possibly muster so that if there was a vote in the House of Commons, we would do a special half-hour after than night out from ITN then in then Foley Street London and I remember Davy Johnson who was, by that time, Director of Programmes, saying to me once, he said, "Don't you[…]
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