York Student Television, Student television station at University of York, United Kingdom
York Student Television is a student broadcasting station at the University of York, operating from a studio in James College. The station produces documentaries, entertainment shows, and live broadcasts for the university community.
The station was founded in 1967 as England's first student television operation, initially broadcasting from the chemistry department. It later moved to its current permanent location and grew into a significant training ground for media work.
The station works closely with student societies across campus, creating content that reflects university life and interests. This collaboration makes it a meeting point for creative students from many different fields of study.
Visitors can view the studio at various times and gain insight into the production process and equipment used. It is recommended to contact the station in advance to arrange a suitable time for a visit.
In 1988, the station achieved a Guinness Book of Records entry for the longest continuous television broadcast directed by a single person. This unusual record demonstrates the stamina and commitment of student creators behind the scenes.
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