Television started coming to life around the late 1920’s while the film industry was working on ways to add picture to sound. There were two inventors busy with the idea of how to produce electrical television. Philo Farnsworth and Vladimir Zworykin being two very opposite individuals perfected the television camera tube also know as the iconoscope (from the Greek, “image” “to see”). Meanwhile Farnsworth, in 1922 at the age of sixteen had an idea for a television on the chalkboard. The television probably would have progressed a lot faster but early television had problems to oversee. Because of the War FCC put a freeze on the new T.V. stations and the efforts that were made got redirected from the radar. However after peace was returned in the year of 1945 all of the new technology that had bee

During the early years of television leading black performers were restricted to stereotypical roles. In 1970 several shows that featured black casts appeared in prime time. Most were situation comedies such as the Jefferson’s. The number of African American in general population performers increased slowly but steadily. During the 1980’s several cities noted that although there have been dramatic roles for African Americans most of the series have been stunned. Blacks have been situation comedies that portray blacks in a narrow and exaggerated manner. Persons, who have been effectively socialized by the mass media portrays violence will, under a broad set of precipitating conditions behave in accordance with norms, attitudes and values for violence contained in medical presentations. Most of the early works on the effect on the televised violence consist of the experiments in the controlled areas in the laboratory. The work of the professor Albert Banduna and his associates has become a classis study.

n invented during the war was applied to the production of the television industry. The structure of the television came soon after the radio and now filling the homes of communities were the four early T.V. stations: CBS, NBC, ABC, and a station called DuMont which was a smaller T.V. network and went out of business in 1956. In the 1950’s the introduction

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