TCI Cablevision's electronic bulletin board and channel information for the Seattle area on Christmas Eve 1987, simulcast with holiday music from KSEA.
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It's cool to see that TCI was able to duplicate KING's distinctive "crowned K" logo on their teletext system. Also, I believe KSEA was co-owned with KIRO-AM and -TV at this time through Bonneville International.
I love that they tried to recreate the channel logos with their text system. Also, I guess this is from before Lifetime became a "women's" channel. Interesting.
36 hours of Christmas, just like what Pittsburgh's WSHH-FM (aka Wish) had a tradition of doing for years on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Now the station starts playing Christmas music non-stop more than a month beforehand up through the holiday.
Maybe this was why things were more peaceful and people didn't seem to be fighting and arguing with each other so much back then. People were actually watching and listening to this channel.
Thanks for uploading! This channel was generated with a Texscan MSI character generator. Someone put a lot of effort into using the primitive graphics characters to draw some of the pages.
It's cool to see that TCI was able to duplicate KING's distinctive "crowned K" logo on their teletext system.
Also, I believe KSEA was co-owned with KIRO-AM and -TV at this time through Bonneville International.
I remember my mom preparing food the night before family would come over and her having stuff like this on the tv in the other room late at night
I love this music bring back of memories
Brings back memories Christmas music I love it so much
I love that they tried to recreate the channel logos with their text system.
Also, I guess this is from before Lifetime became a "women's" channel. Interesting.
36 hours of Christmas, just like what Pittsburgh's WSHH-FM (aka Wish) had a tradition of doing for years on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Now the station starts playing Christmas music non-stop more than a month beforehand up through the holiday.
the graphics at the end are amazing. i wish i was alive when technology wasn't that powerful
Why am I enjoying this video? I guess I'm just old..........AND PROUD!!!
Maybe this was why things were more peaceful and people didn't seem to be fighting and arguing with each other so much back then.
People were actually watching and listening to this channel.
beutiful
I don't hear the music