Dr. Charles N. Davis, Dean of Henry W. Grady College of Journalism, University of Georgia

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Eyes Of A Generation is much, much more than the world’s greatest repository of television’s technological history – it is a lens through which the visitor can relive the emergence of the medium. Through a seemingly endless supply of imagery, stories and multimedia, the site is like a day spent at a wonderful museum, all from the comfort of your browser. An amazing contribution to broadcast history. Each visit reveals more and more.

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