By John Glenday

British Airways is hoping to keep passengers amused with a novel form of entertainment, a rea-time second by second recording of a train journey from Bergen to Oslo in Norway – all seven hours of it.

The scenic ride will be made available to passengers in its raw form, shorn of any editing or commentary, for the authentic experience with all the content sourced from a single camera affixed to the front of the train.

So-called slow TV it is intended to provide therapeutic respite to stressed travellers, part of a Scandinavian genre that also includes knitting, walking and bird feeding.
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Source: The Drum