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paesi: in Giappone, ad esempio,
con gli studi di Kenjro
Takayanagi, e in URSS, dove alla
fine degli anni venti si erano già
ottenuti notevoli progressi grazie
a Yacov Riftin.
Tuttavia la prima vera
trasmissione televisiva data al
28 novembre 1936 ad opera
della BBC inglese, che mandò in
onda uno speciale programma, il
primo del genere.
E interessante notare come otto
anni trascorrano sia dal primo
esperimento cinematografico al
primo filmato, che dal primo
November 28th, 1936, when they transmitted a special program, the first
Qf its kind
It is an interesting coincidence that eight years elapsed between the first
cÌnematographic experiment and the projection of the first film, and the
first television experiment and the first broadcast. In other words,
Eastman manufactured the first celluloid film in 1887 and Lumière
Projected his first film publicly on December 28th, 1895, while Baird
transmitted his first image in 1928 and the B.B.C, broadcast their first
Program on November 28th, 1936.
The B.B.C, were the first to broadcast regular television programs to the
Public, two hours a day, six days a week.
And when this broadcasting corporation officially came into being, the
esperimento TV al primo
programma trasmesso.
Nel cinema, Eastman produce la
pellicola di celluloide nel 1887,
mentre la prima proiezione in
pubblico di Lumière data il 28
dicembre 1895, a Parigi. Di
contro, John Baird nel 1928
arguments as to who invented the medium ended, in London, Berlin, San
Francisco, Leningrad and Tokyo!
Television's great asset is that it is able to transmit any type of event live,
whether it is the news, sport, or an event of world significance (like the
American moonlanding in August '69). The transmission is
instantaneous, but the image is rarely of excellent quality, especially if it
is shown on a screen larger that that of a normal T.V. set; in fact, in the
latter case, the quality is often poor and unacceptable.
The Cinema, however, is just the opposite. As a medium, it cannot
communicate events live, as time is required for processing and printing
the film in the laboratories On the other hand, when one speaks of
Cinema, one automatically thinks of fictitious events, and so each part of