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  1. Countdown #50

    _______________________ September 7, 2027, will mark 100 years from the day when electronic television was invented.

  2. Countdown #51

    _______________________ September 7, 2027, will mark 100 years from the day when electronic television was invented.

  3. Morphing Caterpillar to Butterfly, Vinten Style

    Editor’s Note: Above, you see both the Vinten Motorized Crane (color image) and the next generation of the crane called the Vinten Heron Crane which debuted at the BBC in 1955.

  4. Countdown #52

    _______________________ September 7, 2027, will mark 100 years from the day when electronic television was invented.

  5. EXCLUSIVE: Inside ABC’s Old West 66 Street HQ, Hundreds of New Photos

    EDITOR’S NOTE: The Photo Link is below, But FIRST…READ THIS for context.

  6. Bonus Edition: Sept 7, 2026

    _______________________ September 7, 2027, will mark 100 years from the day when electronic television was invented.

  7. Ed Sullivan’s RCA TK11s and Robert Goulet Perform Together…You’ll See

    From merely wandering among the cameras, to riding the Houston Fearless B30 crane in CBS Studio 50, singer Robert Goulet, in a 1964 appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, brings his commanding baritone to a medley of four great standards—maintaining his char…

  8. Countdown #53

    _______________________ September 7, 2027, will mark 100 years from the day when electronic television was invented.

  9. EXCLUSIVE: Inside The NEW ABC HQ…Hundreds of New Photos And The Layout

    EDITOR’S NOTE: The Photo Link is below, But FIRST…READ THIS for context.

  10. Countdown #54

    _______________________ September 7, 2027, will mark 100 years from the day when electronic television was invented.

  11. 100 Years of Television: September 7, 2027

    Television will be 100 years old in 2027, and preparations are now underway for what we’re calling… INTERNATIONAL PHILO T.

  12. Oppenheimer, Einstein – And Farnsworth

    Have you seen Oppenheimer yet?