WRTV-6 (McGraw-Hill Broadcasting, Inc.) film collection, 1920-1980 (bulk 1949-1980).
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Midwest Program on Airborne Television Instruction
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OVERVIEW The Midwest Program on Airborne Television Instruction (MPATI) was a nonprofit organization of educators and television producers who pioneered efforts to transmit instructional television to a wide audience before the advent of cable and satellite. Most earlier televised classroom instruction had been produced and shown in house. These efforts represented a new use of technology; planes equipped to transmit broadcast signals sent "classroom television" to mem...
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Indiana State Fair
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Indianapolis Speedway Race
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WRTV (Television station : Indianapolis, Ind.)
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WRTV-6 began its service to the Indianapolis community in 1924 as the radio station WFBM. In the 1940s chief engineer Harold Holland and Frank Sharp turned their eyes toward the emerging world of television by installing a TV studio and a TV and FM tower. In 1949 WFBM-TV became the first Indianapolis television station. On May 30 of that year, WFBM-TV began its ground-breaking live coverage of the 500-Mile Race. In 1957 Harry Bitner sold WFBM to Time-Life, Inc., beginning a long partnership betw...