BFBS TV celebrates its 50th anniversary at the Royal Television Society’s Cambridge Convention, tracing its origins back to 1975 in West Germany. The network has adapted to audience demands, now providing over 2,000 hours of content through various mediums like satellite coverage and digital services. CEO Ben Chapman and Deputy Director Adam Hardwick emphasized the network’s evolution and dedication to serving the armed forces, expressing gratitude to partners and colleagues for 50 years of keeping the UK Armed Forces connected.
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BFBS proudly marks BFBS TV’s 50th anniversary, coinciding with the Royal Television Society’s Cambridge Convention. BFBS TV began in 1975 in Celle, West Germany, and has evolved to meet audience needs over the years. From tape distribution to live news and sports, satellite coverage, and digital services, BFBS TV now offers over 2,000 hours of content and works with 20+ partners. CEO Ben Chapman and Deputy Director Adam Hardwick highlighted the service’s evolution and commitment to meeting armed forces’ needs. Celebrating at the RTS Convention, they thanked partners and colleagues for keeping the UK Armed Forces connected for 50 years.
Source: Press Release