Bibliography

        Primary
06-TV-PHILO-FARNSWORTH-KID-INVENTION-1.JPEG. HTTP://WWW.WOMANSDAY.COM/. 12 JAN. 2013 <HTTP://WWW.WOMANSDAY.COM/LIFE/7-THINGS-YOU-DIDNT-KNOW-WERE-INVENTED-BY-KIDS-107168>.

          THIS WAS A PRIMARY SOURCE BECAUSE THIS PHOTOGRAPH IS OF A TV USED DURING THE TIME PERIOD

GENOVA, TOM. "THE FIRST 75 YEARS." TELEVISION HISTORY - THE FIRST 75 YEARS. TODD, 9 APR. 2001.      WEB. 09 JAN. 2013

          THIS WAS A PRIMARY SOURCE BECAUSE THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN DURING THE TIME PERIOD

Imgres-2.jpeg. Http://russellbuchanan.wordpress.com. 12 Jan. 2013 <http://russellbuchanan.wordpress.com/tag/50s-family/>.


           this source is primary because the photo was taken during the time period

Imgres-3.jpeg. Collectionking.com. <http://collectionking.com/item/old-tv>.


           THIS SOURCE IS PRIMARY BECAUSE THE PHOTO WAS TAKEN DURING THE TIME PERIOD

Imgres-5.jpeg. Depositphotos.com. <http://depositphotos.com/5446171/stock-photo-Old-TV-Set.html>.

      this is a primary source because the picture was taken during the time

Nbcmiclogo.jpeg. Www.radioremembered.org. 13 Jan. 2013 <http://www.radioremembered.org/chimes.htm>.


           the photo of this source is primary because it was used as advertisement in that time

OLD-TV1.JPEG. HTTP://WWW.YADDABLOG.COM/. 12 JAN. 2013 <HTTP://WWW.YADDABLOG.COM/2010/02/22/WATCH-UK-TV-OVERSEAS/GRUNGE-VINTAGE-TELEVISION/>. 

           this source is primary because the photo was taken during the time

Settel, Irving and William Laas. A Pictorial History of Television. New York: Grosset and Dunlap, 1969. Print.

·         This was a primary source because the photographs were taken first hand.

·         This source gave detailed info on the past appearance of television.

        secondary


American Cultural History. 1950-1959. N.p., N.d. Web. November 14, 2012. <http://kelibrary.lonestar.edu/decade50.html>.

·         This source is a secondary source because it tells information on a second hand basis.

·         This source helped our group by providing us with detailed information on the topic.

ARCHIVE OF AMERICAN TELEVISION. "HUMPHREY BOGART ON €™50S." EMMY TV LEGENDS BLOG. JACK BENNY PROGRAM, 20 AUG. 2010. WEB. 09 JAN. 2013.
          
           this source is secondary because the article was not written in the time period

Classic Use of Television in the 50’s. N.d. Photograph. shareefficient.com. Web.             November 14, 2012

·         This is a secondary source because the photo was not viewed in person.

·         It gave us a depiction of the appearance of television during that time.

"History." Enotes.com. Enotes.com. 10 Jan. 2013 <http://www.enotes.com/history/q-and-a/which-was-first-television-network-286585>. 

       this source is secondary because the informant was not an eyewitness

"HISTORY OF COMMUNICATIONS - HISTORICAL PERIODS IN TELEVISION TECHNOLOGY: 1880-1929." HISTORY OF COMMUNICATIONS - HISTORICAL PERIODS IN      TELEVISION TECHNOLOGY: 1880-1929. 09 JAN. 2013 <HTTP://TRANSITION.FCC.GOV/OMD/HISTORY/TV/1880-1929.HTML

          This is a secondary source because the article was not written during the time period

Kallen, Stuart. A Cultural History of the United States Throughout the Decades of the 1950’s. San Diego: Lucent Books, 1999. Print.

·         This is a secondary source because it was written many years after the 1950’s.

·         This book gave us a description of what television was like during that time.

Kallen, Stuart. The 1950’s. San Diego: Greenhaven press, 2000. Print.

·         This is a secondary source because it was written after/during 1954.

·         This source gave information on how television looked during that time and how it affected the time period.

Kallen, Stuart A. Page 56 A Cultural History of the United States Throughout the Decades of the 1950’s. San Diego: Lucent Books. 1999.    Print

·         This is a secondary source because it was written after the 1950’s.

·         This quote gave us an idea of how people viewed television during that time.

Nbcmiclogo.jpeg. Www.radioremembered.org. 13 Jan. 2013 <http://www.radioremembered.org/chimes.htm>.


          the article from this source is secondary because it was not written in the time period

Pavese, Edith and Judith Henry. TV Mania-A Timeline of Television. New York City: Harry N.            
Abrams inc.,1998.print.

·         This source was secondary because it was not written by those whom are mentioned in it.

·         Much information on television programs.

Stephens, Michel. History of Television. nyu.edu. N.d. Web. November 7, 2012

·         This article is a secondary source because it was not written on a firsthand account.

·         This source gave us a detailed summary of the affects of television in to 20th century.

Tvearly10081.jpg. 1940. Photograph. http://www.antiquewireless.org/. Http://www.antiquewireless.org/. Web. 27 Nov. 2012. <http://www.antiquewireless.org/otb/tvearly1008.htm>.

·         This is a secondary source because the photograph was no seen in person.

·         This photograph was helpful because it gave us a view of what television looked like in that time period.

"Who Invented TV? - History of Television." HubPages. 11 Jan. 2013  <http://chrissandberg.hubpages.com/hub/Who-Invented-TV

      this article is secondary because the author was not an eyewitness of the events

Wilt, Beth A. Television History: The Beginning of a New Medium. N.p. N.d. Web. November 7, 2012. <http://tvhistory.tripod.com/paperhtml>.

·         This is a secondary source because it was not written on a firsthand account.

·         This source was helpful because it gave us reliable information of our topic.