Television, the most immediate and up-to-date of the communications media, has nonetheless reached a ripe old age. This tradition embraces more than seventy years of progress, from the crude experiments of John Logie Baird in 1925, through the pioneering 405-line days at Alexandra Palace just before the Second World War, to the era when television entered most homes in the 1950s and the growing sophistication of the 1960s with the introduction of 625-line colour transmissions. This book explores, without sentimentality, the whole heritage of the black and white era of television. In it, you will find receivers from imposing sets built like furniture to the first transistor portables, the story of the development of television broadcasting, and the whole culture of the television generation from the coming of commercials on ITV to today's rediscovery of cult programmes.
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When he is not writing and broadcasting on the subject of today's high-tech wizardry, Andrew Emmerson enjoys discovering the history of the inventions which came before this, also restoring and reviving equipment based on these older technologies.
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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Television, the most immediate and up-to-date of the communications media, has nonetheless reached a ripe old age. This tradition embraces more than seventy years of progress, from the crude experiments of John Logie Baird in 1925, through the pioneering 405-line days at Alexandra Palace just before the Second World War, to the era when television entered most homes in the 1950s and the growing sophistication of the 1960s with the introduction of 625-line colour transmissions. This book explores, without sentimentality, the whole heritage of the black and white era of television. In it, you will find receivers from imposing sets built like furniture to the first transistor portables, the story of the development of television broadcasting, and the whole culture of the television generation from the coming of commercials on ITV to today's rediscovery of cult programmes. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. N° de réf. du vendeur GOR004488749
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Etat : Muy Bueno. 21 x 15 cm. 32. Old Television es un volumen de la serie Shire Album, dedicado a la historia temprana de la televisión británica y su evolución como medio de comunicación de masas. El autor, Andrew Emmerson, es un investigador especializado en historia de la tecnología, lo que da al libro un enfoque divulgativo basado en la evolución técnica y cultural del medio.La obra recorre más de setenta años de desarrollo televisivo, desde los primeros experimentos de John Logie Baird en los años 20, pasando por las emisiones pioneras en la era previa y posterior a la Segunda Guerra Mundial, hasta la expansión de la televisión en color en los años 60 y su consolidación como elemento central del hogar moderno.El libro no solo aborda la evolución técnica de los aparatos y sistemas de emisión, sino también la dimensión cultural del medio: la llegada de la televisión a los hogares, la transformación de los hábitos de consumo audiovisual y la aparición de una cultura televisiva compartida.El enfoque es accesible y visual, propio de la colección Shire, con abundante material ilustrativo y un texto breve pero informativo, pensado para lectores interesados en historia cultural y tecnología sin necesidad de conocimientos previos. inglés. N° de réf. du vendeur 12793
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