How your television set has evolved over time | Tech Histories

In this video we look back on the history of television and reveal some interesting facts about family staple food from John Logie Baird showing real time image transmission from the 1920s to the appearance of plasma and LCD screens.

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This technology has become an important part of our daily life; it is constantly changing and evolving. One of the most advanced equipment over time was television. The first TV was introduced to people; they were small and black and white. In addition, although there is no TV channel suitable for viewing, the screen grows gradually and people begin to make content for this type of media. Today, due to the evolving technology, TV is big and there are many channels to watch. It seems that this alone is not enough. Not only was it beautifully designed but also offers additional options such as internet and applications.

Like environment and ecology, media ecology has evolved over time. History shows us the evolution of print media to radio, TV and home video. Changes in these technologies and changes in our media environment have influenced our culture. As the war in Vietnam is the first television war affecting public opinion, or my best example is on a cell phone how patients calculate a common smart device. Mobile devices are the best medium for content delivery, media provision, and people's connections. These instruments form a complete ecosystem around them in the form of digital distribution, dedicated retailers, service providers, humans who have cultural influences. In this type of media, both the device and the available content have transformed humans socially and affected our culture.