article_snippet: The concept was born on state broadcaster NRK (Norsk Rikskringkasting - which translates as Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation) in 2009 with centenary of the Bergen railway line.
article_snippet: Rather than commission a conventional feature programme on the line, NRK instead decided to put a camera on a train and broadcast the entire seven-hour trip from Oslo to Bergen, interweaving archive footage to liven up a conventional feature programme on the line.
article_snippet: Remarkably, it was a roaring success, with 1.2million viewers - about a quarter of the population of Norway - tuning in for at least part of the trip.
article_snippet: Since then, NRK has broadcast a cruise journey, a fire being slowly built and burned, and more recently, the making of a jumper - starting with the sheep from which the wool came.
article_snippet: Also Last year, British Airways announced British Airways would make the seven-hour train journey video available to passengers on British Airways in-flight entertainment system.