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Keith Hide-Smith was a YSTV member in the late 80s, adding his place in the history books as the director of the infamous [[Breaker 88]]. | Keith Hide-Smith was a YSTV member in the late 80s, adding his place in the history books as the director of the infamous [[Breaker 88]]. | ||
He visited in | He visited in the mid 90's to investigate the possibility of YSTV applying for National Lottery funds. Unfortunately YSTV was not deemed a "worthy enough" cause. | ||
He later returned to YSTV as part of the ill-fated [[Einstein TV]] deal in 2001... | He later returned to YSTV as part of the ill-fated [[Einstein TV]] deal in 2001... | ||
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Keith has been working in the broadcast industry ever since leaving YSTV. Most recently he was Engineering Manager for [[Viasat Broadcasting]] looking after 28 Channels broadcasting to Scandinavia and Eastern Europe. | Keith has been working in the broadcast industry ever since leaving YSTV. Most recently he was Engineering Manager for [[Viasat Broadcasting]] looking after 28 Channels broadcasting to Scandinavia and Eastern Europe. | ||
[[Category: People| | [[Category: People|Hide-Smith]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:27, 14 May 2007
Keith Hide-Smith was a YSTV member in the late 80s, adding his place in the history books as the director of the infamous Breaker 88.
He visited in the mid 90's to investigate the possibility of YSTV applying for National Lottery funds. Unfortunately YSTV was not deemed a "worthy enough" cause.
He later returned to YSTV as part of the ill-fated Einstein TV deal in 2001...
Keith has been working in the broadcast industry ever since leaving YSTV. Most recently he was Engineering Manager for Viasat Broadcasting looking after 28 Channels broadcasting to Scandinavia and Eastern Europe.