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Philo Farnsworth Debuts All-Electronic Television.

CBS Radio is born in 1927.

Elvis becomes a media Superstar after Ed Sullivan Appearance.

Oprha is first African-American Host of Major Syndicated Talk Show.

First Telecast of NFL Game in 1939.

The Final Television Appearance of Ronald Reagan as an Actor in 1967.

The First Nielsen Ratings Are Taken in 1950 in TV History

ABC Television Airs First Color Telecast of the animated series The Jetsons in September 1962 in TV History

TV History: CBS Inaugurates First Telecast From Television City

TV History: CBS First Network to Use Videotape in April, 1956

Independent TV Mogul John Kluge Sets Stage for Fourth Broadcast TV Network in U.S.

Television History: February 1983 M*A*S*H Holds Record For Most Watched Sitcom Finale

Television History: Dick Clark Goes National with American Bandstand in July, 1956

Television History: Chet Huntley and David Brinkley Team Up to C0-Anchor NBC Nightly News in October, 1956

Television History: FCC Bans Color Television in November, 1956

Television History

History of Television - black and white and color and digital TV - cameras, video recording and broadcast equipment - investors such as Farnsworth Baird ...
http://inventors.about.com/library/investors/bl/television.html

History of television, - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia,

History of television, technology can be divided along two lines: those developments that depended upon both mechanical and eloctronics principles.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_television