The eight “rare and collectable” TV sets, some of which are in a poor condition, will go on display at the Scottish Mask and Puppet Centre ...

September 2025 at the RAI Amsterdam, will mark a century since British inventor John Logie Baird first privately demonstrated ...

Charles Francis Jenkins’ and John Logie Baird’s original pioneering efforts, and the excitement they generated, are still rightly heralded by many people today.

The story reached its climax when a fire at London’s Crystal Palace destroyed parts of television inventor John Logie Baird’s research laboratory on November 30, 1936.

Nevertheless, the Scottish inventor John Logie Baird beat him to become the first to do a public demonstration, in London over three weeks in March and April 1925.

Perhaps the most recurrent name when speaking of the inventor of television is that of the Scotsman John Logie Baird ...

John Logie Baird, the inventor of the television, was the creator of several failed business ventures. Among these were undersocks for cold feet, pneumatic shoes, and glass razors. # ...