Tristram Cary and Peter Zinovieff premiere ‘Partita for Unattended Computer’ at the First London Concert of Electronic Music by British Composers, 1968. As you could’ve guessed by the name, there were no performers involved in the recital, just a teletype paper tape reader, sound-producing equipment and the computer. The sold out concert at Queen Elizabeth Hall also included a performance from pioneer Delia Derbyshire. In an article from South Bank Centre: “Composer Francis Routh recalled this r

Unveiling the Fascinating World of Teletype Restoration! Join Jim Reed (N4BFR) as he dives into the fascinating history of Radio Teletype (RTTY) with Steve Garrison (N4TTY) at the Stone Mountain Hamfest 2024. #teletype #hamradio #oldtech #restoration | Ham Radio Prep

The famous "red telephone" between the US and Soviet Union never existed. During the Cold War, they used encrypted teletype machines instead. The hotline prevented nuclear war through clear written messages and became email in 2008. | The History Page