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1. genome.ch.bbc.co.ukHome - BBC Programme Index

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   About Programme Index. Explore the BBC’s historical listings information from 1922 to the present day. Read more... The Genome Project was the BBC's previous listings site. The schedules in BBC...

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     Discover 11,128,835 listings and 279,877 playable programmes...

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2. www.bbc.com › mediacentre › articlesProgramme Index - telling the story of BBC broadcasting ...

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   Jun 16, 2021 · Ever wondered what programmes were showing on the day you were born? Or how many BBC shows have featured Sir David Attenborough?

3. www.bbc.com › news › blogs-magazine-monitor-29647931What was on TV on the day you were born? - BBC News

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   Oct 16, 2014 · The BBC's new digital archive, called Genome, lets users look at the Radio Times TV listings from any given day between 1923 and 2009. It covers just BBC output until 1991 when TV listings...

4. www.bbc.com › news › technology-29643662BBC's Genome Project offers radio and TV archive listings

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   Oct 16, 2014 · It is designed to help the BBC identify programmes missing from its recorded archive and try to find copies of them. A total of 4,423,654 programmes are included, from 4,469 issues.

5. genome.ch.bbc.co.uk › genomeThe Genome Project - BBC Programme Index

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   Discover 11,128,835 listings and 279,877 playable programmes from the BBC. Clear All. The Genome Project. The BBC’s Programme Index incorporates BBC Genome: a website containing BBC listings from...

6. metro.co.uk › 2014/10/16 › the-bbc-genome-projectThe BBC Genome Project can tell you what was on telly when ...

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   Oct 16, 2014 · You can also browse the archive by year and browse old Radio Times covers. The BBC says that a total of 4,423,654 programme have been included in the archive from 4,469 issues. ‘The hope is that...

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   What is BBC Genome?

   • BBC Genome, the precursor to Programme Index, was the BBC’s first database to provide audiences with an overview of our historical programmes listings. It shows broadcast schedules for most weeks between 1923-2009, as printed in the listings magazine, Radio Times.

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   When did BBC Genome start?

   • It shows broadcast schedules for most weeks between 1923-2009, as printed in the listings magazine, Radio Times. Since its inception in 2014, BBC Genome has been a work in progress and we have introduced many changes and improvements to the website over the years.

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   How many BBC programmes are there?

   • A total of 4,423,654 programmes are included, from 4,469 issues. The scheme was given its name because the corporation likens each of its programmes to "tiny pieces of BBC DNA" that will form a "data spine" once reassembled. Most of the BBC's early output was not recorded, and later many shows were destroyed or wiped over.

   BBC's Genome Project offers radio and TV archive listings

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   How many years of BBC TV & radio shows are there?

   • The BBC is making its archive more accessible than ever before, with a searchable index of nearly 100 years of BBC TV and radio broadcasts. Ever wondered what programmes were showing on the day you were born? Or how many BBC shows have featured Sir David Attenborough?

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   What is the Genome Project?

   • The Genome Project is based on scans of Radio Times magazine listings published between 1923 and 2009. Searches bring up a synopsis, a cast list and an edit button. It is designed to help the BBC identify programmes missing from its recorded archive and try to find copies of them. A total of 4,423,654 programmes are included, from 4,469 issues.

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   What is the BBC programme index?

   • The BBC’s new Programme Index can answer all these questions. But it is not just a source of fascinating broadcast trivia - it provides a window into BBC history - and social history, told through radio and TV. Programme Index, like BBC Genome before it, is a spine of data - this time stretching back nearly 100 years.

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8. www.reddit.com › r › DataHoarderThe BBC have just announced a new Archive search on their ...

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   The BBC Genome project is their archive of all BBC listings/broadcast information from 1923 - 2009. Basically it's a digital tv/radio times of the whole BBC across all TV and radio channels since its inception, give or take. They have now added a feature to search for programmes to watch/listen.