the television professionals find it hard to believe. However the statistics prove it. According to

official figures from the International Telecommunication Union there were 565 million

telephones in 1983, and 600 million television sets. Other statistics are just as impressive. In

Belgium, from 1967 to 1982, the average time spent watching television by children from 10 to

13 years, increased from 82 to 146 minutes per day. This amazed people.

Our senses are attacked every day visual images. Its almighty and instantaneitly are finely

tuned to our way of thinking, whether we are hard-worked or lazy. We expect from it effortless

pleasure and news. A Chinese word says a picture is worth ten thousand words.

But the astonishment takes its toll and we lust for more. Images pour over us in a

Television has already modified our social behavior. It helps our taste for things that visual.

The impact of the picture and its colors. It encourages in us a strive for the big spectacle. The

effect can be seen in the way we react to one another and in the world of advertising. But

and expanded to greater horizons, as a whole. The growth has taken place from the inevitable

opportunity to contribute to this movement and, by showing equipment and drawings, people hope

negative electricity, which revolutionized physical science at the end of the 19th century, was the

published a description of it in 1911:

in the image simultaneously: a large number of photoelectric cells are arranged on a panel, facing

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Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)