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Pootle | 10:39 Mon 26th Jun 2006 | How it Works
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In this age of red buttons, Internet and picture phones, why is Teletext just as rubbish as it was 20 years ago?
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Avatar Image ugly_bob
It's not - It's worse.
BBC teletext on digital has far less info than is on the analogue service
10:53 Mon 26th Jun 2006
Avatar Image kazza12345
what would you expect it to differently? Surely it is limited by the very medium it is?
11:26 Mon 26th Jun 2006
Avatar Image Catso
Because it is 20 years old.
It was the first of its kind, a miracle of the time. But obviously, things have moved on since then.
It can't really be changed, as it has to remain compliant with the published specification.
15:35 Mon 26th Jun 2006
Avatar Image Simeon
A. Its free
B. As terestrial TV will be switched off soon they are not going to invest in it.
12:31 Tue 27th Jun 2006
Avatar Image BIG BIG JOHN
When we all go digital, Teletex will finish so no point in updating it - just as Simeon says.
23:28 Tue 27th Jun 2006

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