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in research considers the evolution of television from black and white to colour, studying changes in the context of culture, consumption and the lives of the audience through the analysis of visual language and the effects on they create a general picture of the Soviet era, seen from the perspective of a meaningful household subject.
The book is divided into two main parts: the history of ch/b television and the history of color television four sections about the appearance and the development of technology, a also about her the influence on life and being human.
