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Episode 04: Seeing At a Distance – A Pre-History of TV
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This week Andrew, Jonathan and Steve discuss the various inventions, technologies, and patents that came before the box we all eventually fell in love with. Every wondered HOW exactly TV works? Have you ever heard of “mechanical television”? Do you know what a Nipkow disk is? Well, download this episode, settle into your podcast listening routine, and find out.
Then be sure to stop back two weeks from now on Thursday March 12th, 2015 to listen to our fifth full length episode. You can leave a comment on this page and can always reach us via email at: feedback@tvhistorypod.com
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http://www.unmuseum.org/tvinvent.htm
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http://www.sarganserland-walensee.ch/physik/optik/nipkow/nipkow.htm
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