John Logie Baird demonstrated the first working television in 1925 in Scotland. While not the sole inventor, Baird created the first television using other inventors' work and began commercializing his television after perfecting it, with the BBC beginning broadcasts using Baird's television in 1936. In 1928, Philo Farnsworth made the first reliable and working television system in the US, and by the 1940s televisions began mass production and widespread use.

2. Amna Ahmed
Zainab Shabeer
Maria Farman
Sehar
Mehak Shakeel
Sana Asghar

4. John Logie Baird
The first working television was
demonstrated in March 1925 by John Logie
Baird.
The television was not invented by one
person. Instead it was the inventions of two
men that over time came together to become
the first modern day television.
John Logie Baird of Scotland was the first
to come up with the idea of a "television
transmitter" and created the first television
using the inventions of others.
Baird began to show off his invention, in
1923 and after some perfecting the
television began to be commercialized. By
1936, the BBC began television
broadcasting using the Baird television.

6.  In 1928, the young
American Philo
Farnsworth made the
first (reliable and
working) television
system .By the 1940's
televisions began to
be mass produced
and pretty soon
nearly everyone had
one.

7.  1900, Tesla granted U.S patent.
 1904, fleming invents the TV but not successful.
 1906, first christmas Eve program was shown.
 1912 , radio signal amplifier deviced launched.
 1920, first scheduled commercial radio programmer launched.
 1926, television system invented by John Logie Baird.
 1947, transventor is invented.
 1954, first coast-to-coast color TV transmission started.

8.  In 1862 Abbe Giovanna Caselli invents his pantelegraph and becomes the first
person to transmit a still image over wires.
 In 1906 Lee De Forest built a vacuum tube that worked in the first mechanical
working television.
 In 1940 peter Goldmark invents the first color television with 343 lines of
revolution.
 In 1948 Cable Television was introduced in pennsylvania.
 In 1981 NHK demonstrates the HDTV which had 1,125 lines of revolution.
 In 1992 the first 21-inch full color plasma TV was introduced.
 In 2010 the First 3-D televisions were put on the market.

11. 26 November 1964 : Pakistan Corporaton
came into being.

13. The Early Team

When PTV came into existence in 1964, there was a staff of 30
employees, which has now risen to more than 6000 persons at
all Units of the Corporation.
 Ubaidur Rahman, First GM, (Founder and Chief Executive of
PTV), by appointment of President Ayub Khan
 Zubair Chaudry
 Nisar Hussain
 Mustafa Kamal Mandokhail
 Aslam Azhar, Producer
 Muslehuddin
 Zafar Samdani
 Tariq Aziz

14. Black and white ptv time
 On 26 November 1964, Originally broadcast
in black and white.
 PTV began its transmission with a news
bulletin in 196
 Ptv s 1st drama (qawi khan)
 Ptv news (kanwal naseer+tariq aziz)
 Ptv singers (noor jahan+ shehnaz begam)
 Ptv’ role in 1965

17. Ptv 1970
PTV transmited special election transmissin .Running consecutively for 48 hours, the
1970 election transmission was one of the first long duration live events telecast by
PTV.

19. Parchaiyan was a Pakistani television serial presented by the
PTV network. It was the first colored Pakistani drama serial

21. Other programs
 Comedy
 News
 Songs
 Games
 Kids programs
 Cooking shows

22. Proud of ptv

PTV has a lot to be proud of. Its lists of
accomplishment is ever increasing and every
achievement is a milestone in itself, like :
* Salaat-o-Tarawih direct from Makkah during
Ramadan
* Launching of PTVs Web site on Internet
* Special live interviews from Dubai, Saudi
Arabia & New York
* Taji Mori at 12,500ft, one of the world's
highest transmitters.
 Current Affairs programes.

24.  NTM - A former Shalimar Television Network Channel
 The Network Television Marketing was Pakistan's first
ever private sector Television Channel. NTM had started
its transmission in 1990 under a 3-year agreement with
Shalimar Recording & Broadcasting Company.
 NTM succeeded in acquiring much popularity for its
plays, stage and music shows. NTM introduced lot of
youngsters as comperes and announcers, like Sania Saeed,
Atiqa Odho, Humayoon Saeed, Nadia Khan, Fakhr-e-
Alam, Khalid Anum and many more.They have broadcast
famous drama serials such as kashkool,Chand Girhan,
Dasht and Nadan nadia edited by Liaqat Ali Khan.

25. NTM
 NTM was closed down in 1999 because of
continuous rivalary between government and
the STN and financial crunch .
 Later on Stn was purchased by Ptv and
Channel 3 came out as a combined production
of STN and PTV and satellite beam was
introduced.
 In 2004 Channel 3 went off air and Shalimar
Recording and Broadcasting Company in an
agreement with a private company SSI
converted STN into ATV, a Shalimar rec.

26.  PTN/STN started its broadcast with CNN international on
terrestrial beam from Islamabad. Later on Karachi and
Lahore stations started. 24 Hours Broadcast was agreed
upon between CNN intn'l and PTN (STN) later BBC
World also joined in. Some of the content of the CNN and
BBC were censored though.
 In 1990, the hours of STN was purchased by NTM from
7:00PM to 11:00PM daily and 6:00PM to 11:00PM on
Saturdays and Sundays. Programes on NTM becomes big
hit and the viewership rises to a significant number. Later
on NTM also started morning transmission. After Karachi,
Lahore and Islamabad STN started its station country
wide.

28. STN
 STN started its broadcast with CNN international on
terrestrial beam from Islamabad.
 Later on Karachi and Lahore stations started. 24 Hours
Broadcast was agreed upon between CNN and PTN
(STN) later BBC World also joined in.
 In 1990, the hours of STN was purchased by NTM from
7:00PM to 11:00PM daily and 6:00PM to 11:00PM on
Saturdays and Sundays. Programs on NTM becomes big
hit and the viewership rises to a significant number. Later
on NTM also started morning transmission. After Karachi,
Lahore and Islamabad STN started its station country
wide.

29. kashkool

31. List of private channels

33. 1. Positive Effects:
Helps the
world to act as
a small Global
village.

34. Entertain The Public: Provide useful knowledge
through news, games and
other shows:

35. 4. Make us aware about
various products in the
market:
5. Children learn about the
world and different
cultures through
television:

36. Educational programs can
teach children new things
and even help them make
new friends:
Reminds us about our
various rights:

37. Negative Effects:
Misguide the
viewers.

39. Creates a type of violence
streak in the viewers:
Long time watching
creates physical health
problems:

40. Today’s children are now
watching an average of 28
hours of television weekly
while attending school.
Companies like Disney
and Nikolodian Found the
Brilliant strategy that if
you groom children to
consume your products

42. Impact of television on culture
introduction
 TV is the reflection of culture or social reality
 It is produce for the mass audience which
makes it a part of popular culture.
 It transmit cultural values and dominant
ideology.
 It is capable of satisfying cultural needs of
diverse group of viewers
 TV is the agent of socialization we construct
our identities based on different representations
and role modals

43. Discussion on TV effects on
culture
TV has profound impact on our society and culture, it is
bound to make impact on individual and society and
has major influence in our culture.
It goes without saying that television is just like a
wonder box which contain many kinds of information
 Television can develop culture by showing classical
dance an drama it can also misguide young minds
 Television plays an important role in creating new
trend it makes us want to follow examples of other
people
 TV commercials make people want to buy certain
products even we avoid watching them, we are
constantly influenced by them

44. Positive aspects on culture
 Television plays an important role in building an advance
culture deeply with its national identity
 by television traditional programs and national songs
people enjoy a chance of emerging themselves in cultural
essence, which reminds them their roots and facilitate
their national pride.
 It is because of television that people from one corner of
the world know about the culture of other corner of the
world, the third world countries like Pakistan that of ours
come to know about the latest trends and innovativeness
in creative fields like fashion and art.

45. Negative aspects of television
on culture
 Television also have some downsides in terms
of assimilation and cultural erosion e.g.so
forceful advertisements and idols that in today's
world that almost all youngsters wear jeans,
listen to music by iPod and eat KFC regardless
their nationality and religion.
 In order to make public taste and maximize
profit, action Hollywood and Bollywood
movies, Turkish teledramas are more and more
pre dominant on TV programs so TV creates
very false image of the world and people which
destroy the young generation especially