KnowraTelevisionLinked fromLinked fromThe 40 pages that link to Television, each with the reason it gives.All 40Broader topic 5Related 20Narrower topic 9Compared with 6New HollywoodRelated: Television drew audiences away from movie theaters and pressured studios to seek new kinds of films.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.World's fairRelated: World's fairs have provided prominent venues for demonstrating television technologies to mass audiences.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.CinemaScopeRelated: CinemaScope was promoted as a theatrical spectacle that television could not match.CBGBRelated: Their residency helped establish CBGB as a venue for ambitious downtown rock.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.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.Media ecologyRelated: Postman analyzed television’s influence on public discourse and its preference for image-centered communication.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.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.Neil PostmanRelated: Postman argued that television’s visual, fast-moving form recasts public issues as entertainment.K. Ferdinand BraunRelated: Braun’s cathode-ray tube technology later enabled electronic picture displays.
KnowraTelevisionLinked fromLinked fromThe 40 pages that link to Television, each with the reason it gives.All 40Broader topic 5Related 20Narrower topic 9Compared with 6New HollywoodRelated: Television drew audiences away from movie theaters and pressured studios to seek new kinds of films.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.World's fairRelated: World's fairs have provided prominent venues for demonstrating television technologies to mass audiences.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.CinemaScopeRelated: CinemaScope was promoted as a theatrical spectacle that television could not match.CBGBRelated: Their residency helped establish CBGB as a venue for ambitious downtown rock.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.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.Media ecologyRelated: Postman analyzed television’s influence on public discourse and its preference for image-centered communication.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.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.Neil PostmanRelated: Postman argued that television’s visual, fast-moving form recasts public issues as entertainment.K. Ferdinand BraunRelated: Braun’s cathode-ray tube technology later enabled electronic picture displays.