Articles about Teletext

Oracle teletext will continue until at least 1992, says the government. How do people use it?

Viewers of BBC World Service Television get a refreshed teletext service in 1993

Technological advances speed up the editing and the display of Ceefax pages in 1992

A 1980 guide to the hot new British technology: teletext

A celebration of the fastest way to get information and entertainment

Technological developments abound at the IBA: teletext, satellites, standards conversion and much more

Welcome to the future and your new ONdigital digibox

Inside ITV’s teletext service ORACLE in 1985

The IBA introduces its experimental ‘Oracle’ service in 1973

The last few minutes of ORACLE teletext, 25 years ago

…because you lost at Valentine’s Day

Dan Farrimond takes a trip to Republica in Berlin to experience a teletext block party

Bringing old teletext pages on VHS back to life

BLOG: So, farewell then Ceefax…

BLOG: Goodbye Ceefax

The fall out of the recent Ofcom report into the future of commercial public service broadcasting continues, with The Guardian reporting that Ofcom are not aren’t convinced that there will need to be a separate Teletext franchise going forward.

The death of teletext

Interactive services put to the test