Links to Other Places

Links to Other Places

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Up dated: February 20, 2004

The links on this page do not necessarily indicate support or endorsement, in either direction. they are provided as a courtesy and convenience to our visitors. No other implication is inferred or should be taken. Their order of placement is purely random. Click on the logo to go to the site.

SCRI Leader in Television Research	Information about HDTV	Society of Broadcast Engineers
Federal Communications Commission's	National Association of Broadcasters	MSTV Home page
ATSC Home page	National Cable TV Association's History Page	DVB Home Page
Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers	Audio Engineering Society's	Society of Television Enginedrs (founded in 1940)
American Society of Telecine Colorists	The Consumer Electronics Association's Home page	A Digital Television & HDTV Forum hosted by Lee Wood, Director of Engineering at KOIN-TV, Portland, OR
	Bloomfield Enterprises, LLC (Our sponsors)	Programs designed to: 1. manage cabling & wiring throughout an organization & 2. track equipment history problems.
Early Television Foundation and Museum a great place to see all kinds of early TV sets from mechanical scan to present day things. Courtesy of the Early Television Foundation & Museum	History of the BBC	Chuck Pharis's collection of old TV Cameras etc.
ABC-TV Ours -- Theirs	CBS-TV Ours -- Theirs	FOX-TV Ours -- Theirs
NBC-TV Ours -- Theirs	The WB "Network"	UPN - The United Paramount Network
PBS-TV Ours -- Theirs	A History of the DuMont Television Network and Other great links to Television's History	National Television System Committee (Both of them)
High Definition Television HDTV over the Internet	Nipper from Pet to Icon
Leading Broadcast Engineering Journal	A history of RCA Input from our folks	A Link to radio's past
The Media History Project Connections Pages Television	Dd Reitan's History of Color Television	Jeff Miller's Broadcasting History Pages
Inventor's Museum - Television	The TELEVISION ARCHIVES ® T e l e v i s i o n Technology Links	Test Cards or Test Patterns
Digital Television Links	Maritime Radio Historical Society	Closed Captioning
C BAND, Ku BAND and DBS Satellite Location Chart compliments of	Thomas H. White did a very interesting paper on the history and "Mystique of the Three-Letter Call signs" back in January 1, 2001. Click here to visit his site.	You must have an acrobat reader installed to access this link. "Radio Doings" -- October 25, 1924. It is interesting to compare the early days of radio with today. Note: Station locations are listed in meters. To convert meters to MHz, divide the frequency in meters into 300. For example: on page 25, they show KGO - Pacific Broadcasting Station is at 312 meters. That converts to 0.961 MHz or 961 KHz. KGO is now located at 810 KHz or 370 meters.
Larry Bloomfield's Home Page & Biography		Jim Mendrala's Home Page & Biography

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