Baird's pioneering work in broadcasting

Baird's pioneering work in broadcasting involved developing early television technology, notably the first practical television system. In the 1920s and 1930s, he created live television transmissions, allowing moving images and sound to be sent over a distance for the first time. His experiments included the first televised entertainment and news programs, demonstrating the potential of TV as a mass communication medium. Baird's innovations laid the groundwork for the modern television industry, showcasing how electronic signals could transmit visual information reliably, transforming how people access news, entertainment, and information worldwide.