A FILM about Swanage Railway’s history is available to watch as part of a new online service launched by British Pathé.

British Pathé has launched an online subscription channel.. The new offering, British Pathé TV, will deliver a range of documentaries, interviews, and classic movies from its archives. It is designed ...

Now, British Pathé is returning to screens for the first time in over 40 years, with the launch of subscription video on-demand service, British Pathé TV. Available for Chromecast users and Amazon ...

British Pathe / YouTube April 17, 2014, 3:59 PM EDT Before YouTube, before the Internet, before even TV, the way people got their news presented visually was through newsreels shown at movie theaters.

They can be viewed by subscribers to British Pathé TV, which costs £5.99 per month. There is a 30-day free trial, after which you can cancel at any time. (You can also see 3-minute previews of ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- British Pathe, the creator of old-time newsreels, has uploaded its entire collection of films on YouTube, including dozens of fascinating short historical films showcasing Chicago ...

News corporation [British Pathé] created many newsreels and documentaries throughout their 60-year history. Recently, the company released scores of films from their archives and put them on the ...

Read Through the lens of British Pathe latest on ITV News. All the Tuesday 7th October 2014 news We’ve been taking a look at the history of the Channel Islands as seen through the lens of the ...

LONDON (CBS SF) -- A British media firm has uploaded a huge archive of old San Francisco footage and history onto the company's YouTube channel. The historic San Francisco clips are part of the ...

Newsreel archive British Pathe has uploaded its entire collection of 85,000 historic films to YouTube, making rare 20th century videos available to the public.

A FILM about Swanage Railway’s history is available to watch as part of a new online service launched by British Pathé. The leading historical film archive has created an on-demand channel ...