One realiable way to approach what is going on with the British Monarchy is watching The Royal Channel, an initiative of The Royal Household that was launched on on Sunday 23rd December, 2007 through the popular video-sharing YouTube website.

Although the channel broadcast both Royal events and the actual Royal Family, it counts with a video archive that has showcased footage from the first televised Christmas Broadcast of 1957 that was the 50th anniversary mark behind the Internet channel idea.

As part of the launching celebrations, The Royal Channel aired showed The Queen's 2007 Christmas Broadcast, aired for the first time near 3pm GMT on Christmas Day simultaneously with the traditional television broadcasting.

Although new in essence, you can discover the Victorian Era in the Great Britain through buildings, customs, and coverage of a variety of aspects associated to the British Monarchy.

The Internet Royal Channel has put online additional footage that also includes rarely seen films that are jealously kept by the British Film Institute awaiting at The Royal Channel