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This official Web site of the Academy features the TV Hall of Fame and a list of Emmy Award winners from the past few years. Also links to Academy-sponsored education programs and an archive of American television.
This page is filled with links to TV-related sites including shows, networks, organizations, schools, research, and production. Also links to audio clips, video clips, and photos of different shows and performers.
A comprehensive guide to TV listings, this site shows listings for your metro area. You also can be become a member of clickTV for more personalized, ZIP code-selected listings. You can try before you buy for complete satisfaction.
Find out if an alternative to MTV and VH-1 exists in your town. This page includes a list of hundreds of public access and cable shows for music videos.
The home to many popular comedy shows, there is a download area with QuickTime movies available to fill up that annoying extra space you may have on your hard drive.
Provides a database of the 50 major European television stations. You can access schedules by channels and days. Site also contains popular TV themes and a TV critic.
NBC’s home page. Daily updates enable you to access groundbreaking news stories and weather. This site also includes CNBC and sports information. If you like late night TV, be sure to check out Conan O’Brien’s Web page.
This home page for the Public Broadcasting System includes the latest shows on PBS, classroom resources, an inside look at the corporation, and the PBS store.
Specializes in classic TV from the 1950s. Watch sample clips online or download QuickTime versions to view later. This site also operates The TV Connection, a service for collectors of TV shows.
This site contains an extensive Usenet newsgroup list and links to Web pages of past and current shows, actors and actresses, magazines, plus other TV-related sites. You also can play Trivia Blitz, a free Java-based game at this site.
Archive and database of TV shows, schedules, conventions, awards, and biographies. Also contains photos, mailing lists, scripts, and more. Shows are sorted by country.
Publishes new mass media research, with an emphasis on long-term trends. Subjects include career entries, women and minorities, salaries and benefits, and more.
Links to interesting information about television, but is not meant to be comprehensive. Links are categorized into News and Information, Broadcasters, Advertisements, Humor, and others. Also contains links to other television resources.
Helps you find out what’s on television all around the world. Links to TV guides from many different countries, from Australia to the U.S. Look schedules up before you travel!
A crazy site that’s the home of the Internet Cola Page, the “UnOfficial” WWIV Web server (a collection of software for Telnetting to BBSs from the Web), and the Toon Town BBS, a collection of animation from cartoons. This site also provides real-time animation and cartoons. Fun!
Contains tons of television links including articles, collections, directories, guides, organizations, and much more. Also links to shows by category, such as cartoons, comedy, drama, education, game shows, talk shows, and so on.
Links to TV Guide Online, FOX Sports, FOX News, and more. Enter your ZIP code to get TV listings specific to your area. Also contains feature articles on your favorite stars.
Describes over 745 TV shows in every genre imaginable. You can find what you’re looking for a number of ways: search using the search engine, click on a letter to find an alphabetical list, or choose a genre such as Science Fiction or Comedy. This site also includes pointers to TV-related newsgroups and Web sites.
This site may not be pretty, but it includes abstracts of every nightly news broadcast on the big three networks since 1968! See what happened on a particular date over the past 25 years. Be sure to visit the Special Reports and Specialized News Collections areas for news on major events, such as the Persian Gulf War. A service of Vanderbilt University.
This weekly column discloses what has happened to former TV stars and other entertainers. The site’s archives contain profiles of over 200 celebrities. Also offers a Fun Link of the Week.
The British Broadcasting Corporation on the Web includes pointers to BBC Radio, BBC TV, BBC Internet, BBC Education, and more.
Explains the different TV standards around the world and why they exist. Also explores solutions to the problem and links to other resources.
The ultimate site for X-Files fanatics. Includes Web pages, FTP sites, Usenet newsgroups, mailing lists, merchandise, and more. Learn more about the actors and characters, and check out the sound bytes.
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