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AMAZING CBS COLOR STUDIO 72 NYC…COLOR FILM TOUR
Here is a newly discovered piece of color television history about one of the least…
100 Years of Television:
September 7, 2027
Television will be 100 years old in 2027, and preparations are now underway for what…
Oppenheimer, Einstein – And Farnsworth
Have you seen Oppenheimer yet? As the world braced itself over recent weeks for the…
Hey Mister, That’s Me…
…up on the jukebox*! A couple of weeks ago after I learned that the Mysterious…
Bobby Ellerbee’s Eyes of a Generation is the only truly comprehensive repository of television history…
Bill Johnson, NBCU Director Technical Operations, Project Management
Eyes of a Generation is more than just a website; it is a place where…
Countdown #55
_______________________ September 7, 2027, will mark 100 years from the day when electronic television was…
Countdown #56
_______________________ September 7, 2027, will mark 100 years from the day when electronic television was…
Margo Precht Speciale, Producer, Sunday Best: The Untold Story of Ed Sullivan
Carrying the Ed Sullivan name means holding a piece of television history in my hands.…
Dr. Charles N. Davis, Dean of Henry W. Grady College of Journalism, University of Georgia
Eyes Of A Generation is much, much more than the world’s greatest repository of television’s…
Jay Kernis, Producer, CBS Sunday Morning
“I started in radio in 1969 at the age of 17. After years at NPR,…
John Pinto, Chief Cameraman, Saturday Night Live – NBC New York
Great job, Bobby. You’ve captured the history, excitement, and the people of our glorious business.…
Ron Simon, Curator, The Paley Center for Media
I remember talking to the late John Frankenheimer, one of television’s greatest directors of the…
Dr. James L. Baughman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
A rich visual montage, reminding us how wonderfully cumbersome the first generations of television were. For…
Gady Reinhold, Technical Supervisor, CBS Broadcast Center (Ret.)
It has been 60 years since I started working for CBS at its New York…
Max A. Schindler – Emmy TV Legend
I spent 46 years producing and directing news for NBC. I started in the “gee…
Jim Hergenrather, Historian, CBS Television City
When it comes to the history of something that captured your imagination as a child,…
Richard Carter, TONIGHT SHOW With Jimmy Fallon
Having spent 45 years of my professional life behind the camera, including 33 years with…
Mike Conway, Indiana University – Author “The Origins Of Television News In America”
Bobby Ellerbee’s “Eyes of a Generation” project is one of the most important resources for…
Mike Clark, VP Sony Pictures Television (Ret.)
My television career began in 1968 at WCNY in Syracuse, where I was still in…
David Hazinski, NBC News – Chair, Broadcast Journalism UGA (Ret.)
You can’t talk about the Liberty Bell without talking about the American Revolution, and vice…
The Museum of Broadcast Technology
The sentiments expressed here are the sum of the feelings and emotions of the entire…
