Sources:

• Barnouw, Erik Tube of Plenty. New York: Oxford, 1990.
• Gelman, Morrie. "75 years of Pioneers," Broadcasting & Cable, Nov. 6, 1995.
• Ledbetter, James. Made Possible By. . . The Death of Public Broadcasting in the United States. New York: Verso, 1998.
• Thompson, Robert J. Television's Second Golden Age. New York, 1996.

Links:

• Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC)
• Armed Forces Randio and Television Service includes Heritage section with historical photos
• AT&T Sprockets
• BBC History and Chronology
• Broadcast FAQ from Barry Mishkind
• Broadcasting History Pages from Jeff Miller
• Color Television History from Ed Reitan
• Conus Communications
• Corona satellite history and photos from National Reconnaissance Office
• Dick Reiman's Historical Articles from IEEE.
• Farnsworth Chronicles
• Fifty Years of Cable Technology from CED Magazine
• Guide to Television History from AITLC
• History of Telecommunications from FHTE in Germany
• History of Television (in French) from Andre Lange
• History of Television by Jean-Jacques Peters
• History of Television Advertising from Advertising Age
• Invention of the Electron Tube from Antique Radio
• MTV cleansed pop culture in 1981 from alt.culture
• MTV Top 100 Videos Ever Made
• MZTV Museum of Television
• NBC Color Peacock animation from King of the Road
• NBC Peacock History with slide show from nbc17
• Nipperscape from Linda Sue Anderson
• NTSC History by Donald G. Fink, SMPTE Historical Note, June, 1981
• Phonovision of John Logie Baird by DF McClean
• Restelli Collection of Zworykin's experimental TV photos 1933-51
• Telecommunications History Timeline from Webb & Associates, mostly on telephony
• Television History - The First 75 Years from Tom Genova
• TV Guide includes 2500 magazine covers since 1953
• W3XK-America's first television station founded 1928 by Charles F. Jenkins