Early TV

You could get a TV but what are you going to watch?

Network TV
Most popular TV shows 1947

Television existed before WWII. Networks existed after the war.

It didn't matter unless you were among the small minority of people who lived withing range of a transmitter.

Then why would you buy a tv?

Apparently to watch baseball.

Griff;1006291 wrote:

Apparently to watch baseball.

Baseball was only in those cities that already had TV. So those others did not care; did not need TV.

In the early 1950s, everyone I knew had one TV. Color TV was popular starting about 1962. I still remember my comment when I first saw it. "So what. It is only color."

Heathkit, Allied Radio, Eico, etc made these kits only for people who wanted to learn - to do new things - to innovate. Those who were not near TV transmitters then learned how to build antennas that could receive those signal. Innovators were always the target market. Within less than 10 years, every major city had multiple TV stations. Within 20 years, even small cities had one.

Is this a good time to mention that Frontier does not deliver reliable broadband to rural PA?

Griff;1006317 wrote:

Is this a good time to mention that Frontier does not deliver reliable broadband to rural PA?

Their airplanes work well.

Griff;1006317 wrote:

Is this a good time to mention that Frontier does not deliver reliable broadband to rural PA?

Seems logical since Frontier doesn't deliver reliable broadband in Lancaster county either. They should be applauded for their consistency. :headshake

Centurylink works flawlessly.