The History Of Television/Global/India
In 1928, General Electric (GE) displayed the first presentation on a television. The 1930s conducting experiments on the new technology. They predicted that television would be as much a part of the life of the United States as radio had become. In 1939 , the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) brough t television to the world during the New York World's Fair. O n February 1, 1940 , it conducted the first official network television broadcast in the United States. In 1941, the FCC officially authorized commercial television, t ransferred television sound from AM to FM, and increased the resolution standards for broadcasts. By 1948, a total of 36 television stations were broadcasting and over 1 million television sets were receiving. I n 1952, 70 ul tra high frequency (UHF) channels were added to those already available. By 1953, nearly 400 station s were providing coverage to nearly 90 percent of the United States; no medium in history could compare to television i