In conversation with Lewis Pollard, Curator of Television and Broadcast, National Science and Media Museum.

As Eurovision celebrates its 70th anniversary year, discover how advances in broadcast technology helped transform a bold international television experiment into one of the world’s biggest live entertainment events. From black-and-white transmissions to satellite broadcasting, colour television and today’s spectacular global productions, the Eurovision Song Contest has continually pushed the boundaries of what television can achieve.

Join Lewis Pollard, Curator of Television and Broadcast, as he explores the technological breakthroughs that shaped Eurovision. tracing the evolution of broadcasting and celebrating the spirit of innovation.