FCC Commissioners inspect latest in television 1939
ers inspect the latest in television, December 1, 1939. The first public demonstration of the new lightweight television equipment was given today before members of the Federal Communications Commission. The new equipment is portable and can be carried in a taxicab as compared to the huge cumbersome truck which has been used until now. The FCC is now considering new renovations for commercial television. Left to right: Commissioners, Chairman, Commissioners, and.
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