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On the other hand, its development continued in 1884, when Paul Nipkow designed the Nipkow disc, which according to the newspaper El Mundo "is considered the first television system in history". In 1924, the first broadcast of television history took place via the Nipkow disc. But over the last century, its development has been marked by a series of changes that have influenced the history of mankind and made possible the development of television as we know it today. Here is how this all has happened;
1926: Birth of electronic television Engineer John Logie Baird succeeded in transmitting the first long-range images on a television screen, marking the birth of electronic television. It took place in the Alexander Palace broadcast tower in north London. His puppet, known as old puppet Bill, was the first being to appear on a television screen.
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