David Sarnoff

Steve Allen on his thoughts on colleagues through the years - David Sarnoff

Ted Bergmann on DuMont's work with color television

Ted Bergmann on DuMont and RCA's color television systems

Ted Bergmann on the evolution of video tape

Haskell Boggs on his impressions of early television and the advent of color television, pioneered by David Sarnoff, and Thomas W. Sarnoff's work on Bonanza

William Clotworthy on NBC President David Sarnoff

John Conte on appearing on Matinee Theater, and being sent to Atlanta by David Sarnoff to promote NBC

John Conte on David Sarnoff and on working with producer Albert McCleery on Matinee Theater

Joan Ganz Cooney on meeting David Sarnoff and starting at RCA

Joan Ganz Cooney on David Sarnoff (founder of NBC) and William S. Paley (founder of CBS)

Joan Ganz Cooney on why David Sarnoff fired Pat Weaver

Michael Dann on David Sarnoff giving him a television set and an allowance to hold television parties

Michael Dann on Pat Weaver's reorganization of NBC and David Sarnoff's vision

Michael Dann on David Sarnoff firing Sylvester L. "Pat" Weaver

Michael Dann on David Sarnoff's desire to sell color television sets and the importance of shooting variety shows in color

Ray Dolby on David Sarnoff's announcements about RCA's achievements in video tape recording

Hugh Downs on David Sarnoff's view of competition and Sarnoff's interest in broadcasting

Hugh Downs on meeting David Sarnoff

Bob Doyle on getting a television set from David Sarnoff

Rod Erickson on working with David Sarnoff at NBC and William S. Paley at CBS

Nanette Fabray on the first time she saw television, and on being NBC's "color girl" for General David Sarnoff

Elma Farnsworth on RCA's David Sarnoff's attempts to buy Philo T. Farnsworth's patent for television

Elma Farnsworth on her husband Philo T. Farnsworth's battle with RCA for electronic television's patents

Elma Farnsworth on RCA licensing Philo T. Farnsworth's patents in 1939 - the first time RCA ever licensed a patent 

Irving Fein on David Sarnoff's relationship with Jack Benny

Norman Felton on working with David Sarnoff

Les Flory on the relationship between Vladimir Zworykin and David Sarnoff at RCA

Les Flory on David Sarnoff's involvement with the RCA lab after World War II

Ray Forrest on the effort and money that David Sarnoff put into NBC experimental television

Ray Forrest on never meeting David Sarnoff in person, but knowing Robert Sarnoff

Leonard H. Goldenson on acquiring ABC and having a conversation with NBC's David Sarnoff

Leonard H. Goldenson on his relationship with NBC's David Sarnoff and CBS' William Paley

Leonard H. Goldenson on a photo with CBS' William Paley and NBC's David Sarnoff

Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr. on the working conditions at Allen B. DuMont's DuMont Laboratories when he was hired in 1936, and on DuMont working with David Sarnoff

Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr. on the industry push toward color television in the 1950s involving David Sarnoff and Allen B. DuMont, and on the NTSC setting standards for color television 

Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr. on David Sarnoff

Julian Goodman on working with David Sarnoff

Herb Granath on David Sarnoff and Robert Sarnoff

Monty Hall on re-negotiating his contract for Let's Make a Deal

Lyle "Skitch" Henderson on David Sarnoff dismantling the NBC Symphony, and on becoming music director for NBC

Martin Hoade on his impressions of David Sarnoff, and on the creation of NBC

Stanley Hubbard on his father's relationship with David Sarnoff

Stanley Hubbard on his mentor, David Sarnoff

Lucy Jarvis on her crew for The Kremlin and it being NBC first major color broadcast

Loren Jones on the early television development team at RCA, headed by David Sarnoff and including Vladimir Zworykin

Loren Jones on Vladimir Zworykin and David Sarnoff's early vision of what television would be

Loren Jones on scientist Edward Armstrong's role in the development of television, and his patent feud with David Sarnoff

Loren Jones on Robert Sarnoff, David Sarnoff, and Vladimir Zworykin

Jerry Lewis on David Sarnoff

Art Linkletter on David Sarnoff

FCC chair Newton Minow on meeting with RCA head David Sarnoff regarding the number of network-owned stations permitted and on the threatened antitrust action regarding RCA's development of color television

Thomas W. Moore on the government attempting to require public service programming on the networks, and on William S. Paley and General David Sarnoff

Alan Neuman on David Sarnoff

Don Pike on David Sarnoff's involvement in the development of color television

John Rich on David Sarnoff

Lee Rich on the network creators: David Sarnoff (NBC), William S. Paley (CBS), and Leonard Goldenson (ABC)

Hank Rieger on working with David Sarnoff

Fred Rogers on David Sarnoff

Thomas W. Sarnoff on his father, NBC founder David Sarnoff

Thomas W. Sarnoff on the vision of his father, NBC founder David Sarnoff

Thomas W. Sarnoff on the death of his father, NBC founder David Sarnoff

Thomas W. Sarnoff on David Sarnoff's legacy

Herbert S. Schlosser on NBC's negotiations with Universal, and on David Sarnoff

Herbert S. Schlosser on General David Sarnoff

James Sheldon on seeing David Sarnoff when he was an NBC Page in the early 1940s

Garry Simpson on David Sarnoff and his son, Robert

Dick Smith on David Sarnoff, "The Godfather"

Sid Smith on his thoughts on people with whom he's worked - David Sarnoff

Frank Stanton on David Sarnoff