ABSTRACT
How many readers accepted the head-line of the cover of last month’s issue “On the Threshold of Amazing Developments” as a promise which would be literally fulfilled? The recent history of television has been so disappointing in its delays that readers might be excused for assuming that delay would continue to be the order. We are happy to announce that there has been a real quickening of pace during the past month. The publication of the October issue of Television and Short-wave World, containing the first pictorial layout of London’s new television station, caused considerable interest and gave rise to much discussion in high places. The B.B.C, whom we accused, in the same issue, of refusing to provide a word of information on a subject of vast importance to the public at large, has shown sign of a change of heart!
