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The foundation for electronic television didn't come from a mega-corporation, but from a 14-year-old farm boy named Philo Farnsworth. In 1921, while driving a…
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Long before modern flat screens, early broadcasting pioneers successfully transmitted surprisingly crisp, multi-hundred-line electronic signals. Though vastly…
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The serious professionals delivering your daily updates are painted exactly like circus clowns under the harsh studio lights. Without heavy layers of…
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During the mid-twentieth century, strict decency codes dictated what could be shown on screen. Wardrobe departments had to go to extreme lengths, creating…
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The devious sonic loophole networks exploit to blast television commercials at absolutely deafening volumes.
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Tom's Restaurant, the iconic exterior used for the fictional Monk's Diner in the legendary sitcom Seinfeld, is a real operating eatery in New York City, but…
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