A few examples:

• TV was mainly an electromechanical affair for the first 25 years
• What early inventor turned out to have a anti-Semitic bent?
• Who pushed what was derisively known as the "Music Box?"
• Why were the words "to no one in particular" said regarding radio?
• What one company greatly influenced RCA at it's inception and demise?
• Like TV, early high powered radio transmitters were also largely mechanical affairs
• Who was told to fix the noise problem in AM, and instead came up with FM?
• That same man went from a ally of the president of RCA to suicide, partially because of that same man
• What were the red and blue networks?
• Which color network did ABC come out of?
• How were flying spot scanners used early on?
• Who had the first all-electronic TV system?
• Who told Sarnoff that he could perfect TV for a million dollars, when it took 50 times that amount?
• What station was the first to pay their network instead of the network paying the local station?
• What television network fought strenuously against color TV
• Why did one network convert totally to color early on while two others waited 10-15 years to do so?
• What color system harked back to the early days of mechanical TV?
• Before videotape how were TV programs recorded?
• What entertainer was a major financial backer in the development of videotape, and why?
• What network got the Grass Valley Group into video?
• Easy one to end on: Who said "What the hell is a proc amp?" Then designed and built one in 10 days?
• At the very bottom of this page is a tie in to Grass Valley.