HISTOIRE DE LA TELEVISION
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Biographies -  Ouvrages historiques analysant le rôle d'Alexanderson dans l'histoire de la télévision et autres sources contemporaines

 

• ABRAMSON, A., The History of Television, 1880 to 1941, McFarland, 1987

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• ABRAMSON, A., Zworykin, Pioneer of Television, University of Illinois Press, 1995.

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• BLACKWELDER, J.K., Electric City: General Electric in Schenectady, Texas A&M University Press, 2014.

 

• BRITTAIN, J.E., Alexanderson: pionner in American Electrical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University Press, 1992.

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• "Ernst F.W. Alexanderson", Engineering and Technology Wiki

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• JOHANSSON, J., "The early days of radio in Sweden, Ernst F.W. Alexanderson and Grimeton radio station SAQ, UNESCO World Heritage", 2013 7th European Conference on Antennas and Propagation (EuCAP), 8-12 April 2013

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• LEDOS, J.J., Article "Alexanderson, Ernst F.W. (1875-1978)" in Dictionnaire historique de la télévision, L'Harmattan, Paris, 2013.

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• "Men who have made radio - E.W.F. Alexanderson", Radio Craft, September 1930, pp.151, 180

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• NILSSON, B.V., Ernst Fredrik Werner Alexanderson, Telemuseum, Nyskick, 2002.

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• O'BOYLE, T.F., At Any Cost: Jack Welch, General Electric, and the Pursuit of Profit, Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, 2011

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• STERLING, C.H., "Alexanderson E.F.W. (1875-1978)", in The Biographical Encyclopedia of American Radio, Routledge, 2011.

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Brevets relatifs à la téléphotographie et à la télévision

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• Method and apparatus for picture transmission by wire or radio, US01787851, Filed Oct, 20, 1923, Patented January 6, 1931.

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• Transmission of pictures, US1830586A, Filed August 9, 1926, Patented Nov. 3, 1931

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• Transmission of pictures, US1752876A, Filed August 9, 1926, Patented April 1, 1930.

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1. Electrical transmission of pictures, US1694301A, Filed Oct. 19, 1926, Publication, Dec. 4, 1928.

 

• Transmission of pictures, US1792264A,  Filed March 26, 1928, Publication February 10, 1931.

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• Transmission of pictures, US1783031A, Filed July 24,. 1928, Publication Nov. 25, 1930.

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• Picture transmission apparatus, US1866338A, Filed April 23, 1930, Publication July, 5, 1932

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• Picture transmission, US1857130A, Filed June 5, 1930, Publication, May 10, 1932

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• Television receiver, US1889587A,  Filed Sept. 19, 193, Patented Nov. 29, 1932

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• Television apparatus US1935427A,  Filed Oct. 16, 1931, Patented Nov. 14, 1933

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• Colored television apparatus, US1988931A, Filed May 2, 1933n Patented Jan. 22, 1935

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• Television system and method of operation, US2333969A,  Filed May 27, 1941 , Publication November 9, 1943

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• Receiver for color television, US2701821A,  Filed Feb. 14, 1952,  Feb. 8, 1955

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Articles dans les publications spécialisées

 

• E.F.W. ALEXANDERSON, Conference in Saint-Louis Section of American Institute for Electrical Engineers, 15 December 1926. Larges extraits cité in HORTON SHELDON H., and GRISEWOOD, E.N., Television: Present Methods of Picture Transmission, Van Nostrand Co., New York, 1929

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• "Dr Alexanderson explains his television projector", Electrical World, 88, December, 18, 1926,p.1283

 

• ALEXANDERSON, E.F.W., "Radio Photography and Television", General Electric Review, 30, n°2, February 1927 (reprint in Radio News, 8, February 1927, pp.944-945, 1030)

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• "A blackboard" demonstration that may some day be visible in the classrooms of all the world", Popular Radio, 11, February 1927, p.126.

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• DUNLAP, O.E., Jr., "Radio's silver screen", Scientific American, 136, February 1927, pp.106-107.

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• FREE, E.E.,, "The possibilities of television", Popular Radio, 11, March 1927, pp.267-268.

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• FELIX, E.H., "Television: Europe or America first?", Radio Broadcast, 10 (March 1927, pp.459-462.

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• DINSDALE, A., "An Account of Dr. E.F.W. Alexanderson's Experiments", Wireless World, April 20, 1927.

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• ALEXANDERSON, E.F.W., "Television", Electrical World, 89, April 23, 1927, p.878.

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• BAILEY, F.G., "The new Alexanderson television scheme", Popular Wireless, May 2, 1927, p.514.

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• BRITTAIN, W.J., "Television in America", Discovery, 9, February 2 1928, pp.43-44.

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• PECK, A.P., "Television enters the home", Scientific American, 138, March 1928, pp.246-247.

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• DANTIN, C., "La téléphotographie et la télévision", Le Génie Civil, 31 mars 1928, pp.301-306.

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• "Television for th Home", Popular Mechanics, 49, April 1928, pp.529-531

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• ARMAGNAC, A.P., "Television Brought into the Home", Popular Science Monthly, April 1928

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• ROWE, G.C.B., "Television Come to the Home", Radio News, n.9, April 1928, pp.1098-1100, 1156.

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• "Home Radio Photography", Radio News, n.9, April 1928, pp.1101-1103.

 

• LERTES P., "Neue Fernsehversuche von Dr. Alexanderson", Die Umschau, 26. Mai 1928, pp. 438-440.

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• "Dr. Alexanderson to demonstrate new television equipemnt", Radio Engineering, 8, September 1928, p.27.

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• HERTZBERG, R., "Television makes the radio drama possible", Radio News, December 1928, pp.524, 587, 588.

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• HORTON SHELDON H., and GRISEWOOD, E.N., Television: Present Methods of Picture Transmission, Van Nostrand Co., New York, 1929

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• "Television on the Theatre Screen", Projection Engineering, July 1930, pp. 23-24

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• "The first Television Show", Popular Mechanics Magazine, vol.54, n.2, August 1930, pp.177-179.

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• MARTIN R.E., "Mystery Cell Aids Television", Popular Science Monthly, vol.117, n 3, August 1930, pp.15-17, 119

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• "Television in Theatre Takes its Bow", Radio Craft, August 1930, pp.84-85.

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• NEUBURGER, A., "Fernsehen in Lebensfrösse auf der Leinwand", Fernsehen, 1, October 1930, pp.460-463.

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• COCKADAY, L.M., "Future trends in radio - an authoritative forecast", Radio News, 13, July 1931, pp.12-18, 74.

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• "Television on a beam of light", Citizen Radio Call Book, 13, March 1932, p. 40.

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• "Coming developments forecast a brilliant radio future", Radio News, 13, June 1932, pp.987-993, 1046, 1047.

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• ASHBURY, H., "Inventor for Victory", Popular Science, July 1942, pp.89-92, 204, 206.

 

Articles dans la presse généraliste

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• "Boys up in Attic Seek New Radio Wonders", Chicago Tribune, 7 November 1926

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• 'Radio Fans May Get Pictorial Action of World Series Games as Well as Verbal Description' The Saint Louis Star and Times (Saint Louis, Missouri), 14 December 1926

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• "Predicts vision across the ocean", New York Times, December 16, 1926.

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• "Science Advances Radio Photos to Verge of Television", The Pittsburgh Press, December 16, 1926

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• "Radio Apparatus Enables Man to See Over the Ocean", The Journal Times (Racine, Wisconsin), 16 December 1926

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• "Radio Movies now Being Developed", The Daily Times (Davenport, Iowa, 16 December 1926)

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• "Movies by the Radio May Be Next Wonder", The Daily Free Press (Carbondale, Illinois), 16 December 1926

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• "Cluster of seven lights basis of new television", New York Times, VIII, December 19, 1926: 15:2-4; 20:2, 3

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• "Sixteen Pictures A Second !", The Cincinnati Enquirer, 26 December 1926

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• "Radio movies in home forecast by expert to engineers here", New York Times, 1 and 17, January 11, 1927 ; 1, and 2,3.

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• "Tells how science proved television", New York Times, April 16 1927.

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• "Radio television to home receivers is shown in tests", New York Times, January 14, 1928 : 6; 2-5

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• "We catch a glimpse of tomorrow", New York Times, 20, January 1928 16:4

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• "Device for seeing by radio is easily attached to sets", New York Times, 14, January 22, 1928; 1,2

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• "Radio vision takes another step toward the home", New York Times, IX 14, January 22 1928.

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• "Radio vision? Leaders tell when to expect it. Television is evolving at slow but sure pace", New York Times, X 15, April 22, 1928.

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• "Television devices to be shown here", New York Times, 22, September 6, 1928, 2.

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• "Exhibit Drama by Television" The Times (Shreveport, Louisiana), 12 September 1928

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• "Drama is radioed through Television", Washington Post, September, 21, 1928.

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• "Forging an electric eye to scan the world", New York Times, November 18, 1928, pp.1-8.

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• "Dr. E.F.W. Alexanderson's Televisor at Schenectaly", New York Times, IX, 15, March, 2 1930, 1,2.

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• DUNLAP, O.E., Jr., "Television images perform in theatre. General Electric experts give world premiere on life-size screen at Schenectady", New York Times, 1, May 23, 1930, 5; 2-4. Extrait cité in SHIERS, G. Early Television, A Bibliographical Guide to 1940, 1997.

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• "First motion picture of television made by Dr. E.F.W. Alexanderson in his laboratory at Schenectady", New York Times, VIII, 16, February 15, 1931, 6.

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• "Light beam casts television images", New York Times, 26, December, 23 1931.

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• "London see big images. Large-screen projection in London by unnamed company and by Alexanderson of GE in Schenectady", New York Times, January 24 1937, X? 10:8.

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Cette bibliographie est largement redevable à SHIERS, G. Early Television, A Bibliographical Guide to 1940, 1997 et à Worldradiohistory.com​​​​​