Technology Connections S3 E14 - How Analog Color TV Works: The Beginningsmovie

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Technology Connections S3 E14 - How Analog Color TV Works: The Beginnings

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In this video we explore how we added color to everyone's favorite passive entertainment medium. Modern color broadcasting began in 1954 after years of experimentation, and this video will teach you the early history.

Creator	Alec Watson
Actor	Alec Watson
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