The History Of Television

The Age of Television 1951-2009.

This is BULLSHIT Philo Farnsworth invented and held the patent for television. RCA paid him $1 million to license his patents

I'm amused that the documentary tells us television was "officially publicly debuted" in 1939 in New York, when the Germans had beat them to it in '35. Somehow RCA conveniently left that out. 😀

And of course no mention of Boris Rosing at all, the first person to -- fully electrically -- take an image collected by a camera and display it onto a picture tube, circa 1902. Those were the very early days of television!

This was produced in 1956, when RCA/NBC offered a limited amount of color programming. Less than a dozen shows were regularly telecast in color on NBC's schedule, and some very expensive color "spectaculars". In contrast, CBS telecast only a few programs in color because of their intense rivalry with RCA/NBC [they finally ceased regular color telecasts {with a few exceptions, including the yearly presentation of "The Wizard of Oz"} from 1960 through 1965. ABC was too cash strapped- and couldn't afford the technology for color transmissions until September 1962 [and even then, on a VERY limited basis until 1965].

This is ironically much more interesting to watch than most television shows these days.

Here, take this cyclotron/electron gun in a box, aim it at your head, and then stare into for hours and hours of television programming. Perhaps you'd better see "A Clockwork Orange" again.
The Black Magick Mirror Machine was a weapon from its beginnings.

Terrestrial television should always be introduced as early as 1921, cable television as early as 1922, satellite television as early as 1923, pay-per-view television as early as 1924, pay also known as premium also known as subscription television as early as 1925, widescreen television as early as 1926, open matte television as early as 1927, high-definition television as early as 1934, ultra high-definition television as early as 1935, 2D television as early as 1936, 3D television as early as 1937, digital terrestrial television as early as 1990 and digital cable television as early as 1992 from as to most.

NO SOUND???????????????

And that is how the lowlife of society became the richest

So these guys are the root of all those evils

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It's interesting how, depending on the national origins of the documentary, you will get different names of inventors and dates of it first being demonstrated in public. As a Brit, I was always told a Scotsman, JL Baird had invented TV, but in Germany it is probably Nipkow or whoever, and in America it is whoever paid for or produced the documentary.

Imagine how it must have been to actually come up with something to broadcast that had to air BUT with the HIGHEST rating system EVER! I'm talking it better be suitable for Jesus himself to watch!

First was 60 scanning lines, then doubled, tripled, and tripled again. Hmm. 60*2*3*3. That's 1080 scanning lines. Why is he describing HDTV in the 1950's?

You are telling wrong brother, you are hurting religious sentiments of HINDU because
In India's gossip story "Mahabharata", Sanjay had invented color television infinite years ago.😂😂😂
Foreigners have copied from Mahabharata's television theory....🤣🤣🤣

Television and the Internet and any form of communication is a honey trap . By doing so they control the masses . The technological communication offers you supposedly the illusion of connecting to the world but detaches you from yourself . The TV and the Internet is a counterinsurgency measure. Don't google it

Analog icons: They looked like eyeballs with a projection instrument and a cord. All this time we were in possession of televisions, we were in possession of corded eyeballs and at the TV store, there'd be a group of eyes facing the window for the whole group of customers to watch. They were looking at giant eyeballs so therefore they were looking at the entertainment of their own eyes.

I'm the slime oozing out of your T.V. set.