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Bartlane Telephoto receiving machine being demonstrated at the Mirror

Bartlane Telephoto receiving machine being demonstrated at the Mirror


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Bartlane Telephoto receiving machine being demonstrated at the Mirror

Bartlane Telephoto receiving machine being demonstrated at the Mirrors Fetters Lane Offices.
Seen here is Guy Bartholomew who led the team that developed the Bartlane transmission device, one of the first telephoto machines to be used in the British media.
April 1928

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Mirrorpix
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
WA*2039627

Media ID 21286977

© Mirrorpix

Communication Machinery Media Newspapers Photography Publishing Technician


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In this photograph from April 1928, we are transported back to the bustling offices of The Mirror on Fetters Lane. The image showcases a momentous occasion in British media history - the demonstration of the groundbreaking Bartlane Telephoto receiving machine. At its forefront stands Guy Bartholomew, an esteemed figure who spearheaded the development team responsible for this remarkable transmission device. The Bartlane Telephoto machine was one of the earliest examples of telephoto technology utilized within the British media landscape. Its introduction revolutionized communication and photography, forever altering how news was disseminated to eager readers across the nation. This snapshot captures a pivotal moment where innovation met industry, as technicians harnessed this cutting-edge machinery to enhance their publishing capabilities. As we gaze upon this historic scene frozen in time, it serves as a testament to human ingenuity and technological progress during the 1920s. The intricate details showcased within this print transport us into an era where newspapers were at the forefront of information dissemination. While commercial use is not explicitly mentioned here, it is evident that such advancements paved the way for future developments in mass media and journalism. This image encapsulates not only a significant milestone in technological advancement but also highlights how industries adapt and evolve with changing times – ultimately shaping our present-day world.

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