14 February 1982 57 mins
Explains that, of all the technical innovations in the past fifty years, none has pervaded people's daily lives so much as television. Looks at the pay TV explosion, which is creating a second television revolution.
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Don Wescott as Narrator
United States 14 February 1982
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