The Story of Television the Life of Philo T Farnsworth
The Story of Television the Life of Philo T Farnsworth
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So strict were the safe- guards that Mr. McCargar was prompted to remark that he doubted if the Philco executives talked even to themselves. No one except Mr. Holland, the vice-president in charge of engi- neering, Mr. Grimditch, under whose department the labora- tory functioned, and Mr. Skinner, the president, were allowed to visit Phil's sanctum. This complete isolation had no doubt con- tributed to Phil's reticence in writing to us in San Francisco. I am inclined to think that the policy of... secrecy was designed more to prevent annoyance and interruption by the curious FARNSWORTH MOVES TO PHILADELPHIA 4 135 than to prevent competing interests from learning what was going on.
At the Philco plant Mr. Holland and Mr. Skinner had taken an understanding attitude toward the uncertainty and unpre- dictability of the research program, and Phil had found the atmosphere most congenial. Here for the first time he met face to face the practical commercial problems involved in the in- troduction of the new art of television.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So strict were the safe- guards that Mr. McCargar was prompted to remark that he doubted if the Philco executives talked even to themselves. No one except Mr. Holland, the vice-president in charge of engi- neering, Mr. Grimditch, under whose department the labora- tory functioned, and Mr. Skinner, the president, were allowed to visit Phil's sanctum. This complete isolation had no doubt con- tributed to Phil's reticence in writing to us in San Francisco. I am inclined to think that the policy of... secrecy was designed more to prevent annoyance and interruption by the curious FARNSWORTH MOVES TO PHILADELPHIA 4 135 than to prevent competing interests from learning what was going on.
At the Philco plant Mr. Holland and Mr. Skinner had taken an understanding attitude toward the uncertainty and unpre- dictability of the research program, and Phil had found the atmosphere most congenial. Here for the first time he met face to face the practical commercial problems involved in the in- troduction of the new art of television.
What to read after The Story of Television the Life of Philo T Farnsworth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Everson to read onlineMoreLess
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