The Victory of Television
The Victory of Television
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Television could have made its official debut on regularly scheduled programs in the United States, several years ago because every country abroad has been using the American electronic system. This has been made possible by a cross-licensing agreement with the Radio Corporation of America. Soviet Russia, Poland, Holland, Sweden, Italy and Germany have all been conducting television experiments but as most of the European stations are under strict military control, very little information about... them ever seeps across the Atlantic.
It is true that Europe has been having television programs regularly for some time, but until recently WHO PAYS? 83 these programs were crude. Instead of using the 441 lines that American companies have accepted as stand- ard, Europe has used 220 lines for the definition of the image. This has meant that the pictures were blurred. Radio and moving picture entertainment abroad is not on as high a level as in this country because the audiences are not so exacting and hence they enjoyed television productions that would have been uninteresting to an American audience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Television could have made its official debut on regularly scheduled programs in the United States, several years ago because every country abroad has been using the American electronic system. This has been made possible by a cross-licensing agreement with the Radio Corporation of America. Soviet Russia, Poland, Holland, Sweden, Italy and Germany have all been conducting television experiments but as most of the European stations are under strict military control, very little information about... them ever seeps across the Atlantic.
It is true that Europe has been having television programs regularly for some time, but until recently WHO PAYS? 83 these programs were crude. Instead of using the 441 lines that American companies have accepted as stand- ard, Europe has used 220 lines for the definition of the image. This has meant that the pictures were blurred. Radio and moving picture entertainment abroad is not on as high a level as in this country because the audiences are not so exacting and hence they enjoyed television productions that would have been uninteresting to an American audience.
What to read after The Victory of Television?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Kerby to read onlineMoreLess
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