- Look up
Videotext in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Videotext may
refer to:
Videotext,
another name for Teletext, a
broadcast (one-way) information...
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Living Videotext was a
software development company founded by Dave
Winer in 1983. Its
slogan was "We Make ****ty Software... With Bugs!,"
although the...
- the mid-1980s to 1990s,
Singaporeans could also use the
locally based videotext service Singapore Teleview to
communicate with one another. The phrase...
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specials Excluding adverti****ts Time Team was made in
partnership between VideoText Communications Ltd and
Picturehouse Television Co. Ltd (based in London)...
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Singapore Teleview or
known as Camp-Camp View or Ke Pik was a
Singaporean videotext service. In the mid 1980s, the
Telecom Authority of
Singapore entered...
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blogging and podcasting. He is the
founder of the
software companies Living Videotext,
Userland Software and
Small Picture Inc., a
former contributing editor...
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include pictures and graphics. The
company that made
these products,
Living Videotext,
merged with
Symantec in July 1987.
Around July 1999, with Symantec's...
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standard aimed to
bring a
degree of
harmonisation between Europe's
emerging videotext systems,
which had been
diverging along national lines. It recognised...
- was used. The
first videotext banking service in
France was
launched on
December 20, 1983, by CCF Bank (now part of HSBC).
Videotext online Banking services...
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GoldStar computers.
MetaComCo BASIC was
available on the
Singapore Teleview videotext receiver.
MetaComCo was
disestablished in 1988 Finkel, Andy. "In the beginning...
