Television History
Below are some useful links about History on Television:
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- Arts: Art History (2,398)
- Reference: Archives: Arts (42)
- Science: Technology: Television: History (23)
- Society: History: By Topic: Social History: Pop Culture (55)
| Alexandra Palace Television Society - Preserving the history of television's pioneers. |
| Baird Television - Focuses on the work and life of Scottish inventor John Logie Baird. Includes list of best and worst Web sites about the history of TV. |
| Early Television Foundation - Early television hardware, restoration tips, database of prewar sets and historical TV information. |
| Early Television Gateway - Collection of stories told by broadcasters from all over the world, as well as stories told by the author of the site. |
| Electromusications - Media news, articles, idents and broadcasting history. |
| History of American Broadcasting - Bbroadcasting history, technical information and station listings. |
| Independent TeleWeb - Explains the development and history of commercial (independent) broadcasting in the United Kingdom. |
| Intertel - The international television history digest. |
| MHP - Television nostalgia, the history of teletext, test cards and idents. |
| MZTV Museum of Television - Online collection showing the development of television. |
| Photomusications - Printed broadcasting history - schedules, newspaper cuttings and yearbooks. |
| Richard Logue's IrishTV webpages - Information about the development of Ireland's national and regional television stations. |
| 1950's British TV Nostalgia - Focuses on the "golden age" of British TV. Includes milestones, viewer memories, sound and video clips. |
| Television History - The First 75 Years - Features technical information, program guides, timelines, hardware, TV facts and examples of early televisions. |
| ULB History of Television - An online anthology of early texts about television. |
| What's the story, Pinoy TV? - Philippine television history. |
| When Baseball Met the Eye - Discussion concerning CBS' four year (1990-1993) stint as the exclusive network for Major League Baseball. |