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Story summary
- Variety marks 120 years of television history, tracing roots to the late 1920s when the term "television" first appeared in its pages.
- The publication highlights the contributions of inventors like Philo T. Farnsworth and John Logie Baird, whose work made televised images possible.
- Amid significant AI-driven industry changes, Variety emphasizes celebrating the medium's evolution.
- The retrospective includes a gallery of ads for notable television shows and personalities.
