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	Broadcasting House - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Broadcasting House is the headquarters of the BBC in London.
		Broadcasting House was the home of the BBC Radio Theatre, where music and speech programmes (typically comedy for BBC Radio 4) were recorded in front of a studio audience.
		BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music in 2005 and 2006 have moved their studios from Broadcasting House to newly built studios in the adjacent Western House.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Broadcasting_House (609 words)

	BBC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		BBC 2 was broadcast in colour from 1 July 1967, and was joined by BBC 1 and ITV on 15 November 1969.
		In 2007/2008 BBC News is expected to relocate from the News Centre at BBC Television Centre to the refurbished Broadcasting House in what is being described as "one of the world's largest live broadcast centres".
		BBC Worldwide Limited is the wholly owned commercial subsidiary of the BBC responsible for the commercial exploitation of BBC programmes and other properties, including a number of television stations throughout the world.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/BBC (3403 words)

	London Underground History - Platform for BBC Broadcasting House?
		The Stronghold was built on land that the BBC already had plans to build on, but the building work was delayed as a result of the Second World War.
		BBC Broadcasting House is currently being extensively renovated and I have recently been informed that the Stronghold area iminently going to be demolished as part of this work.
		When built in 1932, Broadcasting House was provided with its own water supply - an Artesian well, which bores 600 feet down to the soft chalk layer beneath the building.
	underground-history.co.uk /bbcbh.php (1001 words)

	BBC - Press Office - Broadcasting House, London
		As the BBC was regarded as a target for "fifth columnists and subversives", Broadcasting House had a 24-hour police guard during the Second World War.
		Broadcasting House was painted grey during the Second World War to disguise it from bomber attack but nevertheless it was bombed three times.
		On VE Day (May 8, 1945) Broadcasting House was bedecked with the flags of 22 allied nations and floodlit for the first time in eight years.
	www.bbc.co.uk /pressoffice/keyfacts/stories/broadcasting_house.shtml (1386 words)

	Archive: Reports: BBC Broadcasting House Commissions Programme
		The Broadcasting House Public Art Programme takes its inspiration from the BBC's role and remit in the 21st century, and, specifically, the unique situation of Broadcasting House as the BBC's international headquarters, the home of Radio and Music and, by 2008, World Service and radio and television News.
		Global and local networks, broadcasting, communication, speech and sound are the starting points for artists' responses; their proposals encompass public space, light, sound, colour, language, data and information dissemination, video, film and photography, and interactive technologies.
		Broadcasting House itself is the film's subject matter as a repository of events and narratives related to the production of sound broadcasting and the juxtaposition of rooms and objects found there.
	www.publicartonline.org.uk /archive/reports/bbc_broadcasting_house.html (2100 words)

	Broadcasting House - The BBC is born
		The BBC started its first regular transmissions on 14th November, 1922, although somewhat surprisingly it did so without a licence from the Post Office, which was eventually issued retrospectively in January 1923.
		The BBC was already fully regionalised, with transmitters serving Northern Ireland, Scotland, northern England, south Wales and the west country, and the south-east.
		In 1927, the BBC became the British Corporation, the Savoy Hill studios were being extended, and the BBC's newly appointed Civil Engineer, MT Tudsbery, started looking for new headquarters for the Coporation.
	www.miketodd.net /other/bhhistory/bh_1922.htm (606 words)

	BBC Scotland Broadcasting House premises and land go on sale
		BBC Scotland has announced that its Broadcasting House premises and land at Queen Margaret Drive, Glasgow, is on the market for sale.
		The current Broadcasting House complex is located within the heart of Glasgow's West End and set within an established residential district immediately adjacent to the Botanic Gardens.
		The earliest is North Park House, built in 1869 to the design of J.T. Rochead as a country mansion and private gallery for the brothers John and Matthew Bell, who owned the Glasgow Pottery at Port Dundas.
	www.4rfv.co.uk /industrynews.asp?id=45019 (692 words)

	London Calling: BBC Orders SSL
		The BBC in London has placed an order for a Solid State Logic C200 Digital Production Console, which will be installed in the refurbished Radio Theatre within the BBC Broadcasting House.
		The refurbishment of the Radio Theatre is part of The New Broadcasting House Project, which involves the redevelopment of BBC Broadcasting House to create a new headquarters for the BBC in central London.
		The project aims to create an inspirational and creative centre for the BBC of the 21st century, as well as a new landmark for central London.
	mixonline.com /news/headline/bbc-ssl-c200-1020053/index.html (301 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Queen visits BBC on birthday tour
		The Queen has met a host of BBC stars at Broadcasting House in central London on the day before her birthday.
		He added that the Queen was also shown a copy of the royal charter during her tour of Broadcasting House, the home of BBC radio.
		During her BBC tour the monarch was shown other items symbolising the corporation's past and its future.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk/4924958.stm (566 words)

	Gabion: Heart of an empire: MacCormac rebuilds the BBC. 1/4
		For all the depredations of the John Birt era, the BBC is still the BBC.
		And now Broadcasting House, sadly neglected in recent years, is once more to be the true nerve centre of the enterprise under the plans of Birt’s successor as director-general, Greg Dyke.
		The curving stone prow of the old Broadcasting House (hated by many, especially the architectural historian Sir Nikolaus Pevsner, when it was built), commanding the vista down to Oxford Circus, is to be balanced with a second rounded prow to the east.
	www.hughpearman.com /articles3/bbc.html (369 words)

	Broadcasting House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		It is impossible to restrain one's enthusiasm for the wonderful enterprise which has made this new Broadcasting House possible, the interior of which seems to radiate the spirit of venturesome and eternal youth.
		The romance of broadcasting is the most fascinating of all modern studies, for there is so much - one might almost say its vital essence - which is still unrevealed.
		But the practical side of broadcasting can be best appreciated by reflecting on the early years at Savoy Hill, with its small number of studios, contrasted with the new Broadcasting House, which contains twenty-two studios.
	www.musicweb-international.com /brian/zbroadcastinghouse.htm (408 words)

	Broadcasting House - a potted history
		The British Broadcasting Corporation's headquarters are in the Portland-stone clad building at the top of Regent Street in central London.
		I joined the BBC in 1969, and have worked in BH since the mid 1970s.
		BBC historians (most notably in my view, Asa Briggs and Edward Pawley), have described many aspects of its construction and its use.
	www.miketodd.net /other/bhhistory (283 words)

	wwt
		The £650 million project, comprising a new build and refurbishment of BBC Broadcasting House and the demolition and re-build of the Egton Wing, started in December 2002 and is due for completion at the tail end of 2008.
		To add to the complexity of the project Bovis Lend Lease have to to into account that all live broadcasting continues throughout the build so noise and vibration from tools, plant and machinery has to be kept to minimum.
		Many thanks to the BBC, Bovis Lend Lease, Robert Baker (Health & Safety Manager), Colin Small (Project Director) and Dave Hillman (Construction Director) for their assistance and enthusiasm in bringing the WWT Roadshow to London’s West End.
	wwt.uk.com /BusTourDetails.asp?ID=138 (202 words)

	Fire alert hits Radio 2
		A fire alert at BBC Broadcasting House in London caused disruption to BBC Radio 2.
		A BBC spokesman said around 300 people were evacuated and that Radio 2 was the only station affected.
		The alert is thought to have been started by smoke coming from electrical equipment and lasted for about 45 minutes.
	www.fire.org.uk /BBC_News/News2001/March/bbc150301a.htm (170 words)

	Thum+Mahr (BBC's B16 studio in Lodon refurbished with DHD technology)
		The BBC awarded Thum + Mahr with the contract for supply and SI of a complete new setup of B16 in Broadcasting House in London.
		A preceded EU procurement of the BBC selected the DHD digital mixing consoles after a long evaluation phase.
		The B16 studio is supposed to be the prototype of the BBC's preferred audio mixing console technology with respect to the design of all BBC networks studio in the new Broadcasting House.
	www.thummahr.de /BBC_Studio_B16-lang-en.html (258 words)

	Introduction - Broadcasting House in 1932
		These pages are part of the Old Radio Broadcasting Equipment and Memories site.
		When Broadcasting House, London entered service in 1932 the BBC published a book of photographs of the building called "Broadcasting House".
		In addition to this volume, a further book ("A Technical Description of Broadcasting House") detailed various technical aspects of the new building.
	www.roger.beckwith.btinternet.co.uk /bh/bh32/bh32_i.htm (518 words)

	BBC Broadcasting House welcomes Her Majesty The Queen
		The Queen will visit BBC Broadcasting House on Thursday 20 April 2006 to mark the 80th anniversary of the granting of the Corporation's Royal Charter.
		A cigar box in the form of Broadcasting House presented to Lord Reith on his 10th anniversary as Manager/Director-General of the British Broadcasting Company/Corporation.
		As she leaves from BBC Broadcasting House, The Queen will meet local schoolchildren who will have gathered to wish her a happy birthday.
	www.southgatearc.org /news/april2006/queen_at_bh.htm (700 words)

	BBC Radio 4 — Broadcasting House
		On the other hand, if somebody said, "I believe that the way you see red is the same as the way I see red," then that seems to me to be in principle unprovable, which is a different kind of unproveability.
		BBC Radio 4: The Edge foundation, and the website, makes this statement that great minds can guess the proof before they have evidence or arguments for it.
		BBC Radio 4: Another one comes from Margaret, who says, "I believe, but cannot prove that most of the viewing audience of Jerry Springer the Opera watched as a result of the protest and the protesters shot themselves in the foot." Would you agree?
	www.edge.org /documents/press/bbc4.html (1304 words)

	Rachel Whiteread: Untitled (Room 101) - Victoria and Albert Museum - Absolutearts.com
		A new plaster cast by Rachel Whiteread of Room 101 at BBC Broadcasting House will be displayed in the Cast Courts of the V&A from Friday 14th November.
		The sculpture was made in Orwell's centenary year before the room was demolished as part of the redevelopment of Broadcasting House.
		Her largest work to date, a sculpture of the interior of a library, commissioned as a memorial to victims of the Holocaust, was unveiled in Vienna's Judenplatz in October 2000.
	www.absolutearts.com /artsnews/2003/11/14/31544.html (497 words)

	Old Radio Broadcasting Equipment & Memories - Menu
		The proposed 1930s extension to Broadcasting House and the Stronghold
		Mike Chessher and Barry Taylor describe the Broadcasting House control room built during the war and here near the end of its life.
		Some pre-Corporation broadcasting dates (revised February 6th); the running order of the TV programmes that launched the BBC's regular high definition TV service in 1936; a look at variations in the BBC's coat of arms and a memory of the day that Radio Caroline began broadcasting.
	www.roger.beckwith.btinternet.co.uk /bh/menu.htm (1118 words)

	Training locations - Parity Training
		Turn left on to Oxford Rd and walk down passing the Palace Hotel and the BBC (New Broadcasting House) on your left.
		The NCC is in the Manchester Technology Centre; the glass fronted building next door to New Broadcasting House.
		Turn right at the lights onto Oxford Rd. Go past the BBC (New Broadcasting House) and turn next left onto Brancaster Road, the NCC is in the Manchester Technology Centre on the right hand side.
	www.parity.net /training/Facilities/Venue.asp?VenueCode=TNC (344 words)

	BBC project suffers further setbacks
		The troubled £400m redevelopment of the BBC's flagship Broadcasting House has been set back again, with the completion date now estimated at around 2010.
		The project, which involves a complete refit of the 1930s building in Portland Place and the creation of the world's biggest newsroom, has suffered repeated difficulties since its inception four years ago.
		The first stage of the project was only completed in January – eight months late – whilst one of the most serious problems involved the replacement of architect Sir Richard McCormac, who fell out with the BBC and Bovis Lend Lease.
	www.rics.org /Management/Facilitiesmanagement/bbc_delays170206.html (195 words)

	Deadline March 99
		Some of these publications are happy for the BBC to have their material but don't want to give public access via commercial hosts.
		A tour of the Sound Archives (covering BBC output) and the Gram library bought-in music and sound) revealed some fascinating facts: it's only since 1984 that BBC news and current affairs radio broadcasts have been comprehensively recorded.
		These CDs are for BBC users only as a lot of the material is not BBC copyright (CNN commentaries for instance) and producers are aware of this.
	www.aukml.org.uk /deadmar99.htm (4491 words)

	Chris Moyles - chrismoyles.net
		A limited number of car bumper stickers, badges and t-shirts were made available through BBC Radio Stations.
		BBC Ipswich - Broadcasting House, St Matthew's Street
		BBC Leeds - Broadcasting Centre, Unit 2, St Peters Square, Quarry Hill
	www.chrismoyles.net /mw/notowogan.shtml (311 words)

	The Queen re-opens BBC Broadcasting House \| Televisionpoint.com News
		Her Majesty The Queen has visited BBC Broadcasting House to mark the 80th anniversary of the granting of the Corporation's Royal Charter.
		The Queen officially re-opened the original Broadcasting House in Portland Place, which had recently been refurbished as a part of a redevelopment of the site.
		Prunella Scales said, "I am very glad she came because two of the things I'm proudest of as a UK citizen is the socialist monarchy and the public broadcasting service like the BBC.
	www.televisionpoint.com /news2006/newsfullstory.php?id=1145602242 (536 words)

	Broadcasting House, June 27 2000
		Special BBC performance by invitation only for an audience of a couple of hundred.
		Filmed for broadcast, and an edited package first aired on BBC2 September 24, 2000.
		Also released on CD as the bonus disc in the Bowie At The Beeb compilation.
	www.teenagewildlife.com /wcgi-bin/dcinfo.wcgi?date=20000627 (91 words)

	NLA - New London Architecture - BBC Broadcasting House
		NLA - New London Architecture - BBC Broadcasting House
		The refurbishment of the 1930s Grade ll listed building and new accommodation is designed to create a new public space that will open up the BBC’s relationship with its audience.
		The curved form of the building complements the neigbouring All Souls’ Church creating an architectural set piece.
	www.newlondonarchitecture.org /project.php?id=152 (71 words)

	Anti-war picket at BBC 5.30pm Tuesday 23 October (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Media Workers Against the War (MWAW) have called a picket of BBC Broadcasting House, Portland Place in London, from 5.30 to 8 pm on Tuesday 23 October.
		We want to register our support for our colleagues in the BBC who are doing all they can to resist government attempts at censorship.
		Ten Downing Steet called in broadcasting and newspaper executives to instruct them to spin the news, and in particular not to broadcast statements by Bin Laden or pictures of dead and wounded civilians in Afghanistan.
	www.labournet.net /other/0110/mwaw3.html (264 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		New Broadcasting House, the BBC Regional HQ, includes 3 radio drama suites, a radio suite, a sound dubbing suite and dead-room, a production TV studio, and Studio 7 - the Classical Music and Public Performance Studio.
		The BBC website states: "Renowned world-wide for its excellent acoustics, Studio 7 is home to the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra.
		The Halle Orchestra and record companies such as BMG Classics, Chandos, Decca, and Deutsche Gramophon are among the regular clients using this excellent recording studio."
	www.sandybrown.com /webprojects/detail2.php?ID=1 (80 words)

	Belfast - Sightseeing - Buildings & Curiosities N. Ireland - BBC ...
		Belfast - Sightseeing - Buildings & Curiosities N. Ireland - BBC Broadcasting House - In Your Pocket
		This six-storey, neo-Georgian landmark building was opened in 1941 and began television broadcasts with the 1953 Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
		The fountain was built to provide fresh drinking water for the influx of refugees during the Great Famine.
	www.inyourpocket.com /ni/belfast/en/venue?id=NIBFENX0662 (87 words)

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