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"The first long distance television test ran between Washington D.C. and New York."
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NBC Newtwork was founded in New York City.
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CBS Network founded in New York City.
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It was a one-act play called "The Queen's Messenger."
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Technically in 1936 across Germany. However, the US didn't participate.
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Television was introduced to the American people. Because of NBC's broadcasting of this event, the television market increased drastically.
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NBC became the first network to televise a professional football game.
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It ran after a MLB baseball game. The ad was for Bulova watches. Interestingly, the company paid only $4-$9 for the advertisement!
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For the purpose of recognizing excellence in television.
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It was of Harry Truman's speech at the Japanse Peace Treaty Conference.
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CBS broadcasted from New York City to San Francisco.
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For the Tournament of Roses Parade (a New Years' celebration) in California.
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Critical turning point for Kennedy because he was unknown to the majority of American people. For the first time, Americans could see politicans discuss their politics instead of listening on the radio. Because of this, image is now an extremely important aspect for politicans.
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First live performance on U.S. soil. Made history because 60% of TV's were tuned in.
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The word 'Hell' used on "Star Trek"- "The City on the Edge of Forever."
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Many Americans anxiously watched their televisions in order to keep up with the history-making moment.
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This show produced many catch-phrases and characters in pop culture. Old cast members have made big names for themseleves by going on to televison and movies.
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It was for the song "Video Killed the Radio Star" by the Buggles.
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One of the first television shows with real peopele, without the use of scripts. "Cops" helped pave the way for many reality tv shows today.
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As one of the most succesful reality tv shows, "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" still runs today.