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The 40 pages that link to Television, each with the reason it gives.

• New HollywoodRelated: Television drew audiences away from movie theaters and pressured studios to seek new kinds of films.

• Mass mediaBroader topic: Television combines visual and audio communication for mass audiences.

• CelebrityRelated: Television brought celebrities repeatedly into private homes and everyday conversation.

• Cathode-ray tubeRelated: Cathode-ray tubes served as television displays for much of the medium’s history.

• Parasocial interactionRelated: Television performers’ direct address helped make mediated encounters feel personal.

• Television newsNarrower topic: Television news depends on the medium’s capacity to combine pictures and speech.

• World's fairRelated: World's fairs have provided prominent venues for demonstrating television technologies to mass audiences.

• Product placementNarrower topic: Series can repeat placements across episodes and seasons.

• John Logie BairdNarrower topic: Baird’s work belongs to the broader history of television technology.

• Mass communicationBroader topic: Television made audiovisual broadcasting a dominant form of mass communication.

• Black-and-white cinematographyRelated: Early television extended monochrome moving images beyond movie theaters.

• American New WaveRelated: Competition from television pushed studios to seek new audiences and forms.

• Film (motion picture)Compared with: Television historically favored recurring programs and domestic viewing over cinema’s feature presentation.

• CinemaScopeRelated: CinemaScope was promoted as a theatrical spectacle that television could not match.

• Hollywood's Golden AgeCompared with: Its rise drew audiences away from movie theaters and pressured studio business models.

• CBGBRelated: Their residency helped establish CBGB as a venue for ambitious downtown rock.

• Composite videoNarrower topic: Composite video is one signal format used within television systems.

• Home theaterCompared with: A basic television setup lacks the separate immersive audio and room design associated with home theater.

• Radio Corporation of AmericaRelated: RCA became a leading developer and manufacturer of television technology and receivers.

• Cathode rayRelated: Cathode-ray tubes served as television displays for much of the twentieth century.

• Golden Age of RadioCompared with: Television drew audiences and advertising away from radio’s dramatic programming after World War II.

• Gray codeRelated: Gray proposed the code to reduce errors in television picture transmission.

• Home video game consoleRelated: The console sends its rendered video and audio to a household display.

• Electronic televisionNarrower topic: Electronic television is the dominant technological form within the broader medium.

• Media ecologyRelated: Postman analyzed television’s influence on public discourse and its preference for image-centered communication.

• Talking HeadsCompared with: Television’s extended guitar interplay contrasts with Talking Heads’ emphasis on rhythmic patterns and vocal character.

• Vladimir K. ZworykinRelated: Zworykin’s tubes addressed television’s two essential tasks: capturing and displaying images.

• WidescreenRelated: Cinema's adoption of widescreen accelerated as theaters sought to distinguish films from television.

• EntertainmentBroader topic: Television made scheduled entertainment a routine presence in homes.

• Television studiesNarrower topic: The medium whose forms, institutions, and reception television studies investigates.

• 1950sRelated: Rapid household adoption made television a central source of news and shared entertainment.

• Living roomRelated: Its spread reorganized many living rooms around a shared screen.

• VideotelephonyNarrower topic: Videotelephony adapted television technology for two-way communication.

• History of broadcastingBroader topic: Television extended broadcasting from sound to audiovisual programs.

• Kenjiro TakayanagiNarrower topic: Takayanagi’s work belongs to the broader history of television’s invention and development.

• Neil PostmanRelated: Postman argued that television’s visual, fast-moving form recasts public issues as entertainment.

• Donald PleasenceNarrower topic: Television brought Pleasence to audiences through extensive dramatic and guest work.

• History of film technologyCompared with: Its arrival pressured cinema to distinguish theatrical exhibition through format and spectacle.

• K. Ferdinand BraunRelated: Braun’s cathode-ray tube technology later enabled electronic picture displays.

• Old mediaBroader topic: Broadcast television became a central old-media institution.