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Seen something RISC OS related in the media? Want to share it with everyone? Here's the place to do it!

Now extended to include pre-RISC OS Acorn hardware.

  • No points for including stuff from RISC OS magazines like Acorn User, Archive, RISC World and the like. Computer Shopper, which used to have an Acorn column and threatens to have RISC OS related stuff in it's general news section, is a judgement call.
  • Kudos for sightings in the background of TV shows, magazine shots and so on.
  • Top points for a traditionally non-RISC OS conduit mentioning our favourite OS (even in passing).
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Trevor Johnson
reported at 09:31, 29/7/2014
What:Some other machine
Where:silicon.fr
More info:Linux, Java, Mathematica : focus sur l’offre logicielle du Raspberry Pi, 25 July 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 07:56, 21/7/2014
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:The New Zealand Herald
More info:Techno pioneer thanks teacher who began it all, 19 Jul 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 07:54, 21/7/2014
What:Some other machine
Where:GovernmentNews (Australia)
More info:What Apple and IBM’s alliance means for government, 17 Jul 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 07:53, 21/7/2014
What:Some other machine
Where:Expert Reviews
More info:Raspberry Pi Model B+ review, 17 Jul 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 10:28, 17/7/2014
What:Some other machine
Where:silicon.fr
More info:Raspberry Pi Model B+ : Un Pi, sans ses erreurs de jeunesse, 15 July 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 10:26, 17/7/2014
What:Some other machine
Where:Informazione.it
More info:NetSurf is an open source web browser which has its own layout engine (from ubuntulandforever), NetSurf web browser open source sotto licenza GPL (from nelregnodiubuntu), 15/16 July 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 09:26, 27/6/2014
What:Some other machine
Where:ZDNet
More info:Raspberry Pi NOOBS 1.3.8: Get it, try it, and have fun, 26 June 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:37, 11/6/2014
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:The Drum
More info:Tetris at 30: Matmi's Jeff Coghlan on how the Soviet tile-matching puzzle changed his life, 06 June 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 08:34, 3/6/2014
What:Some other machine
Where:VR-zone
More info:Intel’s fight against ARM gets deeper with Rockchip deal, 02 June 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 08:18, 29/5/2014
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:GameSpot
More info:BBC Micro: The 2MHz PC That Changed Video Gaming, 28 May 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 15:02, 28/5/2014
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:The New Indian Express
More info:What is the Damage?, 22 May 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 15:01, 28/5/2014
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:AndroidAuthority
More info:ARM’s rise from a small Acorn to a world leader, 19 May 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 11:13, 16/5/2014
What:Some other machine
Where:ZDNet
More info:Raspberry Pi software updates - what's new, 14 May 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 12:45, 14/5/2014
What:RiscPC
Where:Raspberry Pi Geek
More info:Workshop: RISC OS auf dem RasPi (Teil 1), February 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 12:25, 14/5/2014
What:RiscPC
Where:TechPowerUp
More info:ARM Going 64-Bit To Compete In High-End Desktop Market, 29 October 2011
Trevor Johnson
reported at 11:41, 14/5/2014
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:silicon.fr
More info:RISC OS Pico fête les 50 ans du Basic sur le Raspberry Pi, 02 May 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 12:07, 1/5/2014
What:Some other machine
Where:derStandard.at
More info:50 Jahre BASIC: "Es fühlte sich wie Magie an", 01 May 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:16, 25/4/2014
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior
More info:Reduced dopamine function within the medial shell of the nucleus accumbens enhances latent inhibition, Volume 98, Issue 1, March 2011
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:11, 25/4/2014
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Electronics Engineering
More info:RFID based Traffic Control System using ARM processor perspective Kolkata and other densely populated cities, Volume 1, Issue 10, December 2012
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:10, 25/4/2014
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Electronics Engineering
More info:RFID based Traffic Control System using ARM, Volume 1, Issue 10, December 2012
Trevor Johnson
reported at 13:01, 23/4/2014
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Mobile Gazette
More info:Retro: The 8-bit computer that spawned the phone in your pocket, 23 April 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:16, 22/4/2014
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:The Engineer
More info:Child's play in an undistributed future, 16 April 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 10:31, 10/4/2014
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:E&T
More info:ARM moves to open-source compiler, 09 April 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 13:32, 13/3/2014
What:System series
Where:Mashable
More info:18 Major Tech Contributions From Entrepreneurial Women, 01 March 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 10:03, 7/3/2014
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:New Electronics
More info:Back to the future: Can we use history to inspire the next generation of engineers?, 25 February 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:12, 17/2/2014
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:The Register
More info:You’re NOT fired: The story of Amstrad’s amazing CPC 464, 12 February 2014
Trevor Johnson
reported at 11:10, 6/12/2013
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:AudioFanzine (French)
More info:Le Top des Editeurs de Partitions, 05 December 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 08:26, 9/10/2013
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Computerworld (Norwegian edition)
More info:Acorn Archimedes - først med ARM-prosessor, 08 October 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 08:24, 9/10/2013
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:Stuff
More info:Schoolkids ‘hacking’ iPads should be celebrated, not punished, 08 October 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 10:31, 27/9/2013
What:Some other machine
Where:TechRepublic
More info:Three embedded Android devices that are worth your consideration, 26 September 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 13:15, 23/9/2013
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:digital.bg
More info:8 операционни системи, които забравихме с времето, 07 September 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 15:49, 2/9/2013
What:Some other machine
Where:I Programmer
More info:Practical Raspberry Pi (book review), Harry Fairhead, 31 August 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 15:05, 12/8/2013
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:Voxel Arcade
More info:The Acorn Archimedes : A Gamer's Retrospective, Luke Martin, 08 Aug 2013,
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:10, 23/7/2013
What:A5000
Where:Financial Times
More info:Schools: Former head reflects on 40 years of IT change, Gerald Haigh, 17 July 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 11:00, 25/6/2013
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:Director Magazine
More info:Partnerships: XCAM | Karen and Andrew Holland, March 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:31, 7/6/2013
What:Some other machine
Where:ChannelBiz
More info:LCD Man Wins Lifetime Recognition At Inventor Awards, 28 May 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:30, 7/6/2013
What:Some other machine
Where:ChannelBiz
More info:
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:27, 7/6/2013
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Management Today
More info:How ARM grew its legs, 29 May 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:23, 7/6/2013
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:The Register
More info:[url=http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/05/14/android_ux_comment/]Android is a mess and needs sprucing up, admits chief[/url], 14 May 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:35, 23/4/2013
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Computerworld UK
More info:Could Maggie have stopped Microsoft?, 17 April 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 12:41, 29/1/2013
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:ITWire
More info:A wait and see approach that worked, 28 January 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 08:47, 25/1/2013
What:Some other machine
Where:TechCrunch
More info:One Million Raspberry Pi Boards Have Been Sold Since Launch, 12 January 2013
Trevor Johnson
reported at 08:46, 25/1/2013
What:Some other machine
Where:TechCrunch
More info:Raspberry Pi Gets RISC OS, A 25-Year-Old System Made By The Wizards Of ARM, 06 November 2012
Trevor Johnson
reported at 13:33, 30/10/2012
What:Some other machine
Where:Connected Digital World
More info:Run RISC OS on your Raspberry Pi, 28 October 2012, repost of ROOL news and an Indonesian Tweet.
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:00, 26/10/2012
What:RiscPC
Where:The Register
More info:Microsoft: Welcome back to PCs, ARM. Sorry about the 1990s, 23 October 2012, "...since the end of Acorn's ARM-powered Archimedes and RiscPC machines, the last model of which was launched back in 1994..."
Trevor Johnson
reported at 13:43, 26/10/2012
What:A9
Where:bit-tech
More info:Otellini predicts ARM's Transmeta-like fate, 26 October 2012, "The only market left for ARM - or, to be precise, its multitudinous licensees - to poke its nose into is the desktop, where it has been relegated to niche products like the RISC OS-based A9home."
Trevor Johnson
reported at 13:25, 26/10/2012
What:Some other machine
Where:ZDNet
More info:Raspberry Pi primed for new OS after drivers are fully open sourced, "It has been welcomed by groups working to port the Risc OS..."
Trevor Johnson
reported at 10:10, 5/10/2012
What:RiscPC
Where:bit-tech
More info:[url=http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2012/10/04/x86-on-arm/1]Russian company promises x86-on-ARM emulation[/url], 04 October 2012

"This is far from the first time an x86 emulation engine has been developed for the ARM architecture. Back when Acorn, the microcomputing company that gave birth to ARM, was still a going concern, a popular add-on for its ARM-based Archimedes and RiscPC products was a software 'PC Emulator' which allowed the systems to run MS-DOS 3.3 on emulated x86 hardware."
Trevor Johnson
reported at 06:53, 1/8/2012
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:morgenweb.de
More info:Computer-Fans feiern in Lorsch den 30. Geburtstag des C 64, 14 July 2012, "Neuestes Schmuckstück im Hobbykeller ist ein Acorn Archimedes, vor vier Wochen aus London eingetroffen." (Schmuckstück translates as "gem".)
Trevor Johnson
reported at 15:04, 2/7/2012
What:System series
Where:techradar
More info:10 best tech comebacks of all time, 29 June (2012, presumably), "[...] its powerful Archimedes computer struggling to find sales outside of the education sector [...] later became ARM [...]"
Trevor Johnson
reported at 14:36, 20/6/2012
What:Some other machine
Where:HEXUS.net
More info:Chromium OS ported to Raspberry Pi, 20 June 2012, "Retro computing fans may also be interested to read about the Raspberry Pi running RISC OS (like from the Acorn Archimedes series of computers)."
Trevor Johnson
reported at 18:19, 20/5/2012
What:Some other machine
Where:The Huffington Post
More info:TechStar Interview: Hermann Hauser, 18 May 2012
Trevor Johnson
reported at 18:16, 20/5/2012
What:Some other machine
Where:graphics.com
More info:Xara Designer 8 Enhanced for Vector, Bitmap, Page Layout and Website Creation, 15 May 2012
Trevor Johnson
reported at 18:15, 20/5/2012
What:Some other machine
Where:graphics.com
More info:
Trevor Johnson
reported at 09:02, 16/4/2012
What:Some other machine
Where:IT Pro Portal
More info:13 April, 2012 (RO gets passing mention, i.e. claim of "support for Fedora, Debian and RISC OS"): First Batch Of £16 Raspberry Pi PCs Arrives
Jason Togneri
reported at 11:59, 12/1/2012
What:Some other machine
Where:http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/01/12/charles_moir_xara_acorn_anniversary/
More info:Report on Computer Concepts, mentioning the BBC and Archimedes ranges
Michael Emerton
reported at 07:57, 10/1/2012
What:Some other machine
Where:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16424990
More info:Report about Raspberry PI
Blind Moose
reported at 23:31, 26/11/2011
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Brazilian Grand Prix, pre-qualifying prog. BBC1, November 2011
More info:A Beeb is used by a young Ross Brawn in F1 development.
James F. Carter
reported at 13:02, 15/4/2009
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Watchdog, BBC1, March 2008
More info:A Beeb is used in a segment about online shopping! http://www.jfc.org.uk/blog/comments.php?y=08&m=03&entry=entry080325-074743
Phil Mellor
reported at 13:36, 14/2/2007
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:Dark Season, Children's BBC
More info:The sinister Mr Eldritch is using Archimedes computers to control schoolchildren and destroy the world. Screen grabs here: http://www.iconbar.com/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=7773&page=1#77984
Jeffrey Lee
reported at 23:09, 13/2/2007
What:Some other machine
Where:Futurama - Series 2 ep 4, "Fry and the Slurm Factory"
More info:When Professor Farnsworth uses the F-ray on Bender, we see that his brain is a 6502.
Michael Carter
reported at 15:29, 26/8/2006
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Channel 4
More info:Was talked about and shown on 'The Law of the Playground'
HydroUK
reported at 00:06, 5/2/2006
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:The IT Crowd (Channel 4 Episode 2)
More info:During the "FIRE!!" scene when Roy enters the room and goes to his desk the camera pans from moss to roy and you can clearly see on the shelf under the mac classic a BBC Model B.
David Bradforth
reported at 07:30, 3/10/2005
What:Some other machine
Where:iCreate magazine # 23
More info:As a contributor to iCreate, I was asked to recommend a Podcast - so I did. The IconBar is on page 25 of the current issue. RISC OS meets Mac OS X lol
Michael Gerbracht
reported at 13:31, 23/5/2005
What:Some other machine
Where:http://www.heise.de/ct/05/11/018/ (Google translation) and also in the printed magazine
More info:Short feature about 20 years of ARM (in German)
AndyPoole
reported at 20:47, 26/3/2005
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Channel 4's "The Friday Night Project"
More info:Playing a generation game style conveyor belt game thing with Boy George, BBC Microcomputer was one of the things to remember.
Chris Williams
reported at 19:21, 24/3/2005
What:Omega
Where:http://www.drobe.co.uk/riscos/artifact1304.html
More info:Omega and other RISC OS kit on local German TV
$in_joke
reported at 15:24, 8/3/2005
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/connected/main.jhtml?xml=/connected/2005/02/23/ecrova23.xml&sSheet=/connected/2005/02/23/ixconnrite.html
More info:A reader wants to write BASIC programs like he used to on his BBC Micro. "Use Virtual Acorn!"
Adam
reported at 16:44, 11/2/2005
What:RiscPC
Where:http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/11/letters_1102/
More info:Does the letters page of the Register count?
JMB
reported at 20:45, 22/1/2005
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/scottmills/features/chappers_pc.shtml
More info:It appears you can't get a BBC on the internet...
Jason Tribbeck
reported at 20:08, 14/1/2005
What:Atom
Where:Bravo channel 14th January 2005 @ 20:05
More info:Interview with David Braben about the development of Elite. Odd that an Atom was shown rather than Beeb...
Joel Snape
reported at 15:59, 30/11/2004
What:Electron
Where:The Times November 24th
More info:about the Karate chop system fix on the Electron, Unfortuanatly it braks the space bar!
Jason Tribbeck
reported at 15:13, 26/10/2004
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Grey Matter 21st anniversary magazine ("HardCopy"), issue 25
More info:Celebrating the BBC micro - although 1981 isn't 21 years ago...
Andrew C. Poole
reported at 10:46, 24/5/2004
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Retro Gaming Issue Three
More info:Contains a rather large feature on Acorn
Jake Monkeyson
reported at 15:49, 23/5/2004
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:The Fourth Element
More info:Michael Caine using a BBC B!
Andrew
reported at 10:51, 22/5/2004
What:Some other machine
Where:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3735931.stm
More info:Reference to Acorn Computers
Andrew C. Poole
reported at 00:34, 1/5/2004
What:A5000
Where:"Computers and the Arts" on BBC Learning Zone
More info:Just spotted it whilst flicking channels.. There was an A5000 in behind a woman who was talking about the arts and using computers to model things etc. I wasn't quick enough to load the TV card software on the PeeCee and screenshot it though :(
Jeffrey Lee
reported at 20:20, 25/2/2004
What:Some other machine
Where:Jeremy Clarkson's 'Inventions that changed the world' (Computers)
More info:There's at least one of an A3020, Atom, Electron, or BBC visible in the background of the scenes filmed in the Bletchley Park computer museum. If you look at http://www.retrobeep.com/collections/homeComputingCollection.htm then the bottom left machine on the wall looks a lot like an atom, and that was definitely visible in the program (Unfortunately I have deleted my recording of the program before finding the museum website and so being able to conclusively prove anything! :()
Richard Goodwin
reported at 11:55, 19/1/2004
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:The Register
More info:Apparently Jodrell Bank still "...uses a BBC micro from the early 1980s to steer one of their smaller dishes which tracks a pulsar in the Crab nebula".
Gavin Crawford
reported at 18:39, 16/1/2004
What:A5000
Where:Printing World magazine - December 18 2003
More info:'The way we were' a reprint from a news item first printed 10 years earlier in December 1993. The article tells of Acorn's deal with AB Dick-Itek to distribute Acorn's publishing package. Photo shows Acorn's Simon Woodward and AB Dick-Itek MD David LeSage
Richard Goodwin
reported at 16:59, 7/1/2004
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:The Sunday Times, January 4th
More info:History of gaming thingy on the monthly CD namechecks the BBC Micro, with photo.
Andrew
reported at 20:49, 2/1/2004
What:RiscPC
Where:BBC1, Eastenders Revealed - Alfie Moon's Story
More info:He was in his old primary school, and there were RiscPCs in the classroom which he pointed at.
Jake Monkeyson
reported at 18:58, 29/9/2003
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:University Challenge, 29th Sep 2003
More info:Question round about microprocessors. Q2: Which was the first 32 bit RISC computer released by Acorn Computers in 1987? A. They said: Apricot! We said: Archimedes. Q3: Which company was formed by Acorn, Apple and VLSI in 1990 to develop RISC chips? A: They said: Cisco. We said: ARM. I'm paraphrasing this before I forget what happened.
Andrew Duffell
reported at 09:17, 10/8/2003
What:Some other machine
Where:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3135411.stm
More info:General reference to Acorn when talking about Sinclair Speccy
Jake Monkeyson
reported at 12:44, 10/7/2003
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Only Fools and Horses, "The Frog's Legacy", first aired Christmas 1987
More info:Del Boy is flogging BBC Master Compacts, including one to a vicar who helped Freddy the Frog bury millions of pounds worth of gold. The monitor is on the blink, until Del fixes it with a whack.
Josh Eilken
reported at 05:26, 27/6/2003
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Channel 9 (Australia) - "Bush Beat" (Kids nature program)
More info:The park ranger uses a BBC B to show diagrams, maps, pictures and animations about animals. The graphics were that lovely chunky retro-style too. It's amazing that a network (Channel 9) with a million-dollar sponsorship from Microsoft is using this antique BBC on their show.
Andrew C. Poole
reported at 00:06, 28/5/2003
What:A5000
Where:BBC2 Learning Zone
More info:A5000 used to control Laser Light displays (making paterns etc)
Thomas McIntosh
reported at 10:34, 6/5/2003
What:A3000 series
Where:Latest Edge (well established gaming mag), the one with Link on the cover, page about a recent gaming conference
More info:Conference apparently had a lot of retro gaming hardware around, and in a lo-res picture you can just see what appears to be an A3010 being played at!!
Andrew C. Poole
reported at 21:38, 8/4/2003
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:You Do Too (Kids TV program on Sky)
More info:Michael Emerton Not the one I was thinking of, but I have just remembered it :)
Michael Emerton
reported at 22:50, 5/4/2003
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:Live And Kicking
More info:In responce to Andrew C. Poole reported at 20:48 GMT on Saturday, 9th November 2002, it was Live And Kicking, during Rugrats!
WILD CHILD
reported at 12:28, 10/3/2003
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:DFES Teacher Training Advert in New Scientist
More info:Seen in background of classroom! This is 2003 - extraordinary.
Jake Monkeyson
reported at 10:17, 18/2/2003
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:BBC World TV, "Click online" - http://www.bbcworld.com/content/template_clickonline.asp?pageid=666
More info:Discussion of BBC Domesday; a BBC Master is seen in the background during the interview with Jack Schofield; and in the emulation celebration, there is a mention of playing Elite on the BBC Micro :)
Jeffrey Lee
reported at 00:15, 31/1/2003
What:RiscPC
Where:The BBC series 'Speed' narrated by Jeremy Clarkson
More info:There was an episode where an RAF training program was running on a Risc PC. The program was designed to improve/test the multitasking skills of future pilots.
Jeffrey Lee
reported at 23:56, 30/1/2003
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Red Dwarf Series 1 Episode 1
More info:The first time Lister got sent the the drive room the computers in the back ground were scrolling through the source code to a BASIC program; chances are they would have been BBC's :)
richard cheng
reported at 16:50, 10/1/2003
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:GAME Magazine Issue 1
More info:New cross-platform gaming magazine has a retro section, one of the features of which is an article on Elite. The Archimedes is also mentioned but the mian screenshot seems to of the beeb version
Jake Monkeyson
reported at 00:13, 10/1/2003
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:The Guardian - pages 1-3 of the (printed) Online section, http://www.guardian.co.uk/online/story/0,3605,871091,00.html
More info:More Domesday coverage - this time with a large colour photo of a BBC Master, and a 12" laserdisc reflecting (ex-AU) Paul Wheatley's face. He's a page 3 model now, you know.
Jason Tribbeck
reported at 13:45, 10/12/2002
What:Some other machine
Where:BBC News at 1pm
More info:Network Computer seen in mid section (used in the wrong context - it was meant to be about the ITV Digital STB, but I think they just found any old footage of an STB)
Peter Naulls
reported at 11:31, 8/12/2002
What:Iyonix
Where:http://amiga.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=4551&forum=4
More info:Amiga.org Alternative Operating Systems discussion board
Peter Naulls
reported at 11:30, 8/12/2002
What:Iyonix
Where:http://slashdot.org/articles/02/12/07/209230.shtml?tid=137
More info:Slashdot. And it's "its" above :p
Richard Goodwin
reported at 11:00, 8/12/2002
What:RiscPC
Where:BBC2 Call The Shots
More info:3 Bears animation using 2 slice RiscPC and digital camera to make claymation animation
Ian Redman
reported at 19:53, 5/12/2002
What:Phoebe (case)
Where:ITV weekly program Pirate TV
More info:appeared to have a Phoebe running video editing stuff, just at the time it all went belly up...
Andrew C. Poole
reported at 10:27, 4/12/2002
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:BBC News 24
More info:Big report about the domesday project, showed and mentioned the BBC machines and the rather large lazer discs.
Andrew C. Poole
reported at 20:44, 19/11/2002
What:RiscPC
Where:Roads from hell - ITV
More info:RiscPC in Traffic Control Centre for London. Didn't get mentioned, you could just see it on the desk next to the person who was talking to the camera.
Andrew Duffell
reported at 07:57, 10/11/2002
What:RiscPC
Where:Program about the making of who wants to be a millionaire
Andrew C. Poole
reported at 20:48, 9/11/2002
What:A300/400/500 series
Where:Kids Television (Can't remember where)
More info:There was a program I saw (a while back) and they had an Arc on a desk with some sort of imagery on the screen. It was on Sattellite somewhere.
[Could you make that a bit more vague? :) - ed.]
Jake Monkeyson
reported at 14:13, 8/11/2002
What:BBC A/B/Master series
Where:Look Around You, BBC2
More info:The opening title sequence. A BASIC program is entered that prints the message "Look around you" repeatedly.