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Nolan Miller on advice to an aspiring designer 01:31

Interview: Nolan Miller | Topic: Advice



On her early years, influences, education and early interest in media 10:22

Interview: Kay Koplovitz



On her family being one of the first ones to have a television; on becoming interested in geosyncronous orbiting satellites which she felt could open communications worldwide after hearing a lecture in London by Arthur C. Clarke and writing her masters thesis on the subject; on her belief in the power of the idea 11:23

Interview: Kay Koplovitz



On going to Washington D.C. and getting a job in COMSAT and publicizing satellites; on an earlier job as a producer at WTMJ in Wisconsin; on realizing that satellite technology would be embraced by cable companies 05:47

Interview: Kay Koplovitz



Kay Koplovitz on becoming interested in geosyncronous orbiting satellites which she felt could open communications worldwide after hearing a lecture in London by Arthur C. Clarke and writing her masters thesis on the subject 05:13

Interview: Kay Koplovitz | Person: Arthur C. Clarke



Kay Koplovitz on discovering the potential of satellite technology after hearing a lecture by Arthur C. Clarke 03:39

Interview: Kay Koplovitz | Topic: Technological Innovation



On his childhood and early influences; on learning of television and knowing he wanted to work in it 05:48

Interview: John Silva



On becoming a radar office in World War II; on his first jobs out of the war; on almost joining NBC in New York, but joining Klaus Landsberg in an experimental television station in Los Angeles, which became KTLA 12:49

Interview: John Silva



On his first job as a station engineer; on experimental television and KTLA's early facilities and equipment 06:27

Interview: John Silva



On the number of TV sets in use in the LA area in the 1940s; on signal strength and Klaus Landsberg coming to America from Germany 03:40

Interview: John Silva



John Silva on almost joining NBC in New York, but instead joining Klaus Landsberg in an experimental television station in Los Angeles, KTLA 03:38

Interview: John Silva | Person: Klaus Landsberg



John Silva on Klaus Landsberg coming to America from Germany 01:18

Interview: John Silva | Person: Klaus Landsberg



John Silva on first learning about television and knowing he wanted to work in it 01:25

Interview: John Silva | Profession: Engineer



John Silva on first learning about television and knowing he wanted to work in it 01:25

Interview: John Silva | Profession: Technology Innovators



John Silva on his first job as a television station engineer 01:36

Interview: John Silva | Profession: Technology Innovators



John Silva on his first job as a television station engineer 01:36

Interview: John Silva | Profession: Engineer



John Silva on first learning about television and knowing he wanted to work in it 01:25

Interview: John Silva



John Silva on almost joining NBC in New York, but instead joining Klaus Landsberg in an experimental television station in Los Angeles, which became KTLA 03:36

Interview: John Silva



John Silva on his first job at KTLA 01:36

Interview: John Silva



John Silva on experimental television 01:01

Interview: John Silva



John Silva on first learning about television and knowing he wanted to work in it 01:25

Interview: John Silva | Topic: Creative Influences and Inspiration



John Silva on how World War II affected his family; on becoming a radar officer in World War II 06:58

Interview: John Silva | Topic: War



John Silva on how World War II affected his family; on becoming a radar officer in World War II 06:58

Interview: John Silva | Topic: World War II



John Silva on the technological innovations he learned about as a a radar officer in World War II 01:14

Interview: John Silva | Topic: Technological Innovation



John Silva on the technological innovations he learned about as a a radar officer in World War II 01:14

Interview: John Silva | Topic: World War II



John Silva on the technological innovations he learned about as a a radar officer in World War II 01:14

Interview: John Silva | Topic: War



John Silva on KTLA's early equipment and facilities; on the first mobile unit 03:50

Interview: John Silva | Topic: Technological Innovation



On KTLA chief engineer Klaus Landsberg's strategy for the station; on becoming remote supervisor, technical director, and director of sporting events 06:22

Interview: John Silva



On working on The Lawrence Welk Show and The Spade Cooley Show 08:47

Interview: John Silva



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