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Moving images were not successfully sent for another 65 years!
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Transmitted between Washington, DC and New York City.
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First national broadcast covering the Diamond Jubilee of Confederation
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1932 The Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission (CRBC) was created
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The Canadian Broadcasting Act replaced the CRBC with a Crown Corporation, and Canada's national public broadcaster was born.
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CBC/Radio-Canada sent a team of announcers and technicians to accompany the Canadian Armed Forces' First Division to England,
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Broadcasted by the Radio Corporation of America (RCA)
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Emblem = an image of radio waves and a map of Canada.
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Radio station Radio Saint-Boniface (Manitoba), provided the first French language network station outside of the Province of Québec.
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Community Antenna Television was introduced in mountainous rural areas of Pennsylvania. This became what we now know as cable TV.
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To help Canadians keep track of programming.
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Made it possible to send and receive television signals anywhere in the world
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1969
Tobacco advertising was discontinued on CBC/Radio-Canada airwaves. -
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1972
The national public broadcaster's International Service was renamed Radio Canada International (RCI -
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Via satellite and cable TV
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Instead of cable systems or conventional broadcast programming
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
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This is in addition to the previous two Games, 1996 in Atlanta and 1998 in Nagano, Japan.
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The transmission frequencies are sold to improve wireless internet capabilities for handheld devices
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Special events: Historic visit by Queen Elizabeth to the Canadian Broadcasting Centre in Toronto and, in partnership with VIA Rail, a special anniversary train that travelled across the country.
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Bigger and massive sound
Interactive remote
Aesthetic looking tv’s that have a more décor feel rather than a piece of technology.
TV can be controlled by a phone and videos or content from your phone or Youtube could be streamed. -
The shows might be the same but everything will be in 3D
The remote can be used to select objects in the show (eg. In Dora the Explorer, she often asks the audince to find Map. The audience in 2021 can select the map with the remote instead of shouting the answer at the t.v or having an awkward pause.) -
Everything will be consolidated onto "one machine", so monitor and t.v wll be integrated.
Instead of the remote, the audience could use hand gestures or their voice to change channels or volume.