Fish don't know they're living in water, nor do they stop to wonder where the water came from. Humans? Not much better, as we share a world engulfed by television. And the deeper our immersion becomes ...

"The Farnsworth Invention" features two rivals trying to outwit each other to invent a viable TV. Throughout the play, Sarnoff and Farnsworth offer competing narratives about each other's lives.

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) will be honored with the Philo T. Farnsworth Corporate Achievement Award by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences during the 75th ...

For a medium that is so universally derided as television, a surprising number of people have claimed credit for it. Over the years, encyclopedias and history books have been revised and revised again ...

NEW YORK Fish don't know they're living in water, nor do they stop to wonder where the water came from. Humans? Not much better, as we share a world engulfed by television. And the deeper our ...

Elma Gardner “Pem” Farnsworth, 98, who helped her husband, Philo T. Farnsworth, develop the television and was among the first people whose images were transmitted on TV, died April 27 of natural ...

Philo T. Farnsworth first glimpsed the idea behind television as a 14-year-old farm boy plowing a potato field in Idaho. Surveying the parallel rows of crop and earth, he realized that a larger image ...

This weeks "Trips on a Tankful” takes us back to time to when televisions were first invented, right here in Rigby Idaho. At the Farnsworth TV & Pioneer Museum you can step into the shoes of a genius, ...

SALT LAKE CITY—A decision to replace a statue of the father of television as a representative of the state of Utah in the U.S. Capitol has citizens of the Beehive state all abuzz. At issue is a recent ...

The image was blurry and tiny, her eyes were closed, but there she was: the first woman on television. The date was Oct. 19, 1929, the location was 202 Green St. in San Francisco, and the woman was ...

Philo T. Farnsworth first glimpsed the idea behind television as a 14-year-old farm boy plowing a potato field in Idaho. Surveying the parallel rows of crop and earth, he realized that a larger image ...