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TVARK is the online TV museum. Preserving a slice of our social history, we document those modest little chunks of television that are never repeated. From the earliest onscreen identifications to pioneering title sequences or scary public information films, there’s lots to explore.
Mocks & Recreations. The information presented has been researched by members of the TVARK team and is offered in good faith, correct to the best of our knowledge. If any factual errors have appeared here inadvertently, then we would be delighted to hear from anyone wishing to offer corrections.
Olympics & more. The information presented has been researched by members of the TVARK team and is offered in good faith, correct to the best of our knowledge. If any factual errors have appeared here inadvertently, then we would be delighted to hear from anyone wishing to offer corrections. All opinions expressed are not intended to cause offence.
TVARK is an online archival website of images, sound and video clips illustrating British television presentation history. [1] Content includes idents, programme promotions, title sequences, public information films, commercials, daily start-ups and closedowns, break bumpers and station clocks. [2] [3] Each item has a short written analysis.
TVARK (@TVARK) is a Twitter account that celebrates the history and evolution of British television. Follow TVARK to see rare clips, nostalgic images, and trivia from the world of TV. TVARK is the ultimate online archive of UK television.
TVARK is the online TV museum.
The long established home of articles on broadcasting. The Daddy of all TV Presentation sites, featuring Adverts, Idents, programme openings and more. Back for a new decade! Celebrating the best of Neighbours Past and Present, with forums, downloads and more devoted to the Aussie Soap.
Around the world. The information presented has been researched by members of the TVARK team and is offered in good faith, correct to the best of our knowledge. If any factual errors have appeared here inadvertently, then we would be delighted to hear from anyone wishing to offer corrections.
TVARK is an archival television website devoted to idents, presentation, TV shows etc. founded in 1998. TVARK was launched as Television Ark on 8 November 1998. The website url when launched was www.tv-ark.co.uk. In 2000, Television Ark shortened its name to simply TVARK, along with a new...
When TVARK launched back in 1998, the internet was in its infancy. Everyone had a dial-up connection and making websites was so much easier. Fast forward 20 years and internet speeds have increased dramatically. We no longer use clunky PC's to surf the web.
