The Forgotten Network: DuMont and the Birth of American Television
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The Forgotten Network: DuMont and the Birth of American Television

by David Weinstein

History Media
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David Weinstein’s The Forgotten Network examines DuMont’s role in the birth of American television. Focusing on an often-overlooked network, the book places DuMont within the broader history of early broadcasting and offers readers an accessible perspective on television’s formative years.

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The Forgotten Network examines DuMont and its connection to the birth of American television.

David Weinstein focuses on the history of a television network that has received less attention than many of its contemporaries.

The book offers a media-history perspective on early American broadcasting and the development of television.

It is suited to readers interested in television history, communications, and the foundations of American media.

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