Broadcasting has evolved over many years, and digital technology is reshaping broadcasting in the United States. As people discover new things and create new technologies, they become better and bigger. Over the years, digital technology has made broadcasting a faster and modernized process. Whether recording with faster operational cameras or editing with simple, straightforward software. Additionally, broadcasting has become a major gateway to entertainment and has been for years. In the early developments of television the pictures were of poor quality and the production value was low, but in the 1920s they were a great invention at that time and thought it was very valuable. Many companies began to experiment and develop television. One person who experimented with electronic television in 1926, an American named Philo T. Farnsworth, specifically experimented with the flow of electrons. Another person who experimented with the development of television was a man named Vladimir Zworykin in 1928. Zworykin did something to improve television by developing and refining the iconoscope tube. Television began to entertain the public in 1928 when the first television series was broadcast. . After 3 years, in 1931, regular television broadcasts began. Finally, in 1935, electronic television was presented to the press. During the 1940s many major developments took place with interest in the new machine, television. In 1941, the FCC authorized television broadcasting to control what was broadcast and shown on television. Shortly after, in 1942, there were 15 hours of programming each week. In 1945, 150 applications were submitted for television channels. Color television was in the middle of paper......so, in the future, we hope that there will be an innovative technology that will impress many people and attract their attention in order to generate as much enthusiasm for broadcasting modern as they did back then. Overall, broadcasting has evolved over many years and technology has reshaped broadcasting from its beginnings some time ago to today. From its humble beginnings in the early 1920s, broadcasting has grown into a great invention found in many homes today. In the past, conveying information or entertainment to the public was a lengthy process. Now information can be delivered even from the palm of your hand. It is satisfying to know that as time went by there was more and more interest in the invention and as a result many people were keen to help make broadcasting something that is now very important and above all necessary..