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Nigel Beighton
CIO Profile Nigel Beighton has been CTO of Teletext for the past four years but has worked in the tech industry for much of his career, having held roles in a wide variety of businesses. At Teletext Beighton is... [03 Jun 2009]
Nigel Beighton
CIO Profile Before joining Teletext, Beighton has had a long career in IT, although he started his career at British Steel, within his home city of Sheffield. However, for the last three years he has worked as CTO at DMGT... [11 Jun 2008]
Tesco Mobile users hungry for ads
News Brands advertising on the portal included Bee Movie, ITV, Nivea and Teletext. Tesco Mobile has embraced mobile advertising after concluding its customers are hungry for ads on their phones. Mobile in pictures [09 Apr 2008]
Swiss Content Provider Cuts Costs for Setting Up New Content Services by 70 Per Cent
White Paper Schweizerische Teletext (SWISS TXT), based in Switzerland, has achieved great success channelling content to media owners across multiple media channels, but the company needed a fully integrated content aggregation and... [22 May 2007]
My first computer: The BBC Micro
News I know of one user who until very recently was still getting his BBC to download share prices off teletext at home - no great shakes in 2002 but a revolution in 1983. This article was first published in January 2002 as... [20 Jan 2005]
Tony Hallett's After These Messages: Time to travel
Comment It has to be about more than a fortnightly email from Teletext Holidays or Cheaper-than-cheapest-flights.com - or even that flashy billboard campaign at a mainline station. Advertising for those selling travel online -... [13 Apr 2004]
Want Bluetooth with your Beemer? That'll be £136,000...
News This entertainment package consists of two 6.5-inch screens in the back seat, which can display television, teletext and - in some systems - DVDs. Mobility is a key theme at this year's CeBIT, with many Wi-Fi devices and... [17 Mar 2003]
'And Yahoo! must score...'
Comment A quarter screen of live action or a sub-Teletext ticker? Technology firms are not alone in basking in the reflected glory of the world's biggest footballing event. But while cereal manufacturers and credit card... [17 May 2002]
One2One ploughs lonely furrow in m-commerce field
News However, One2One doesn't plan to launch it "for another year", according to Teletext commercial development director Neil Johnson. Teletext currently offers a variety of SMS text alerts, based on MTRB,... [11 Feb 2002]
Technologies that Time Forgot: The BBC Micro
Comment I know of one user who until very recently was still getting his BBC to download share prices off teletext at home - no great shakes in 2002 but a revolution in 1983. Joey Gardiner and Ian Jones are the two silicon.com... [28 Jan 2002]
Technologies that Time Forgot: The BBC Micro
News I know of one user who until very recently was still getting his BBC to download share prices off teletext at home - no great shakes in 2002 but a revolution in 1983. Joey Gardiner and Ian Jones are the two silicon.com... [25 Jan 2002]
Travel site opens rather than shuts shocker
News The site will include a range of holidays, cheap and late deals from Teletext, destination reviews, travel guides and information on currencies and weather. The online division of Associated Newspapers Associated Media... [14 Dec 2001]
John Lamb's Week: Will Iceland get lift off from the tornado?
Comment One school of thought has it that the text based, teletext-style pages pumped out by Open were just not appealing enough to BSkyB subscribers. The organisers - Tornado Insider magazine - are determinedly upbeat with the... [04 May 2001]
CallNet plans to bring email to standard TV sets
News Users will simply plug a phone line into the TV sets and use a remote control/Qwerty keyboard to access a Teletext-style GUI (graphical user interface). World CallNet, the Internet and telecoms service provider, has... [02 Dec 1999]
Cable & Wireless Communications to offer interactive services
News The success in recent years of remote retailing, from phone banking and teletext to mail order and home delivery services, is clear evidence of the consumer appetite for greater flexibility in the purchasing of services... [19 Aug 1998]
