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Confravision

Early British videoconferencing service

Confravision was an early British studio-based city-to-city videoconferencing service in the United Kingdom, launched in 1971 by Post Office Telecommunications

Confravision

Telephony in Greater Manchester

Despite the fact that the concept did not really take off at the time, 'Confravision', the world's first public bothway television system, allowed conference

Telephony in Greater Manchester

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Post Office Research Station

British research institution

Premium Bond lottery, by Sidney Broadhurst's team. The early studio-based Confravision service developed from experiments using microwave radio links between

Post Office Research Station

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BT Group

British multinational telecommunications holding company

the world could be dialled direct, and the Post Office had launched Confravision, an early videoconferencing system linking studios in multiple cities

BT Group

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Boston High School

Academy in Boston, Lincolnshire, England

in 1982, the school entered a team, on the day that BT launched its Confravision service on Thursday 9 September 1982, enabling the team to compete against

Boston High School

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Armada House, Bristol

Grade II listed building in England

In 1971 one room was equipped by Post Office Telecommunications as a Confravision studio. From 1982 the second floor was used by British Telecommunications

Armada House, Bristol