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In the 1980s, the percentage of families in the United States that had a television was nearly universal, with over 98% of households owning at least one TV set. Additionally, the ownership of telephones was also widespread during this time, with the majority of households having a landline telephone. These technologies were considered essential household items by the 1980s, marking a significant shift in communication and entertainment practices.
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How many families have TVs?
Only 17% of families have TV's.
How many percent of families in china has got three televisions at home?
0%
How did the emergence of television affect American culture in the 1950s?
The emergence of the television affected American culture in the 1950's because many families gathered together to watch the television, and brought families together.
When did the general public start having television?
Many families acquired their first television set in the 1950s.
What was not true about television since 1980s?
the government has increasingly controlled how many stations are available -apex
Can microwaves carry information?
yes it can because microwaves are used for many thinks(ex) tv telephone and computer
Where are places you can find the date on?
You can find the date on a telephone, the tv, the computer, a calandar, the newspaper and many more things!
What did J Baird invent in 1925?
J. Baird invented the television in 1925, but it was many years later that it became avalible to many families.
How many families have TV in Kenya?
There is no specific data available on the exact number of families with TV in Kenya. However, according to a survey conducted by the Communications Authority of Kenya in 2020, approximately 63% of households in Kenya have access to a television.
How many tv's in russia?
Almost all families have one
What are the means of mass media?
the means of mass media are telephone ,newspapper,radio,telegram,television ,telegraph ,mobile,and many more
Did Marlyn Mason ever win an Emmy Award?
No. The ubiquitous actress, a familiar face on many television series of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, was never nominated for an Emmy Award.
