Keith Hide-Smith - Revision history

Dummy User at 23:27, 14 May 2007

2007-05-14T23:27:57Z

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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 ~~{{unsure\|1994-95}}~~ to investigate the possibility of YSTV applying for National Lottery funds. Unfortunately ~~this did~~ not ~~come to anything~~.		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...

Dummy User at 18:31, 14 May 2007

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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\|~~Keith~~ Hide-Smith]]		[[Category: People\|Hide-Smith]]

Dummy User at 18:28, 14 May 2007

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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\|Hide-Smith]]		[[Category: People\|Keith Hide-Smith]]

Dummy User at 07:12, 30 April 2007

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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 ~~returned~~ in {{unsure\|1994-95}} ~~in order~~ to investigate the possibility of YSTV applying for National Lottery funds. Unfortunately this did not come to anything.		He visited in {{unsure\|1994-95}} to investigate the possibility of YSTV applying for National Lottery funds. Unfortunately this did not come to anything.

	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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2007-04-30T07:11:09Z

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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 returned in {{unsure\|1994-95}} in order to investigate the possibility of YSTV applying for National Lottery funds. Unfortunately this did not come to anything.

	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...

Dummy User at 01:36, 29 April 2007

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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 later ~~gained a different kind of noteriety~~ 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...

			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\|Hide-Smith]]		[[Category: People\|Hide-Smith]]

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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]].

He later gained a different kind of noteriety as part of the ill-fated [[Einstein TV]] deal in 2001...

[[Category: People|Hide-Smith]]