TelevisionThe start of the television market all began in 1897 by K. F. Braun. Heinvented the cathode ray tube which would become the screen of most televisionsets. In 1925 C.
Francis Jankins had used some ideas from a Scottish engineer,A. A. Campbell, to create images on the screens. The United States navy usedthis new technology to transfer images back and forth to its ships. In 1929 David Sarnoff invested $50 million dollars into the developmentof television sets. In 1935 Sarnoff committed RCA to the development oftelevision sets.
Several networks had to begun to form in Europe such as theBritish Broadcasting Corporation which provided the first television service. Programs were only shown for 3 hours per day. During the next year the unitedstates set up eleven television stations. RCA demonstrated a television set atthe New York World’s Fair were Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke before a camerabecoming the first president to appear on television.
In 1940 the Colombian Broadcast company demonstrated its example ofcolor television. World War II brought the development of television to a standstill. All materials had to go to the war effort. At the end of the war NBCmade the first made for television movie.
During the time between 1946 and 1951 the radio market was over taken bythe demand for televisions. Over 3 million sets had been sold by 1951. 1950’s were the beginning of the color broadcast. They were done atnight during the week days. In 1957 the first newscast was taped on videocassette changing the way television shows would be produced forever.
In 1957Public Television was formed.Since then color television has been reinvented but still remains colortelevision.Music and Movies
