About the Author

The late Albert Abramson worked at CBS for over 30 years as a cameraman, videotape editor, and sound technician, and was the author of several books and articles on the history of television aside from the two-volume set from McFarland. He lived in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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"the foremost reference work on the technical history of TV...no reference work available in print right now matches the attention to detail...significant...should stand as the authority for years to come...highly recommended"--Library Journal; "spellbinding...enlightening and eye-opening...should be required reading for all communication and television majors and for anyone developing new [media]...highly recommended"--Choice; "comprehensive, well-documented, highly-illustrated"--Chattanouga Airwaves; "it's all covered...takes in the entire world scene and gives credit to the work done in other countries...mind-boggling"--Big Reel; "highly recommended"--E-Streams; "an important book"--Communication Booknotes Quarterly; "a major achievement and a fascinating read"--Kraszna-Krausz Foundation.

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