A small piece of Manchester’s television history disappeared in November when the transmission tower was removed from the roof of the Granada TV office building.
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I was a TV addict when I was a child and this is something I have a dim memory of. Does anyone have more information?
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Quality content and creativity are valuable things. If you need proof, just look at the millions of pounds that businesses earn from back catalogues of music, films, TV shows and news footage.
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In its obituary for Jennifer Moss, who played Lucille Hewitt in Coronation Street, The Daily Telegraph repeatedly refers to ‘Grampian Television’ instead of Granada.
What a mistake to make about one of the most famous television programmes of all time from probably the most famous ITV company. Doesn’t the Telegraph have sub-editors?
How can you trust a publication that is wrong about something as basic as this and doesn’t notice?
It alarms me just how often I see factual errors like this on subjects I know something about. I’ve spotted a few in The Independent newspaper over recent months. And the obvious question is, how many mistakes are there in articles about subjects I know nothing about?
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