Westwood fell behind before it stepped up to the plate for the first time in the game and responded with six unanswered runs ...

The Cedar Grove home where Allen B. DuMont helped make television history hit the market this month. Located at 9 Bradford Way near the Montclair border, the 1928 Tudor-style home was where the ...

KDKA-TV's original call letters were WDTV and the station was part of the Dumont Television Network. Our first broadcast is called the birth of network television, because when this station came ...

In the 1950′s he founded the DuMont Television Network but found it difficult to compete against the larger networks. He eventually sold his interest in the business and concentrated his last ...

White, the station's historian, died in December at 94. 17. DuMont Television Network: Thirty years before Fox Broadcasting, WCPO-TV carried DuMont, the nation's original fourth network ...

an expert on the DuMont Television Network (stylized without a space), but rather because he believed it would help sell his cathode-ray tubes and other TV equipment. People, after all ...

was the third station owned and operated by the DuMont Television Network. DuMont’s network of stations on coaxial cable stretched from Boston to St Louis. The stations were linked together via AT&T ...

America had but three monolithic networks: NBC, CBS, and… DTN? Yes, the DuMont Television Network was a major player in the ’40s and early ’50s, but folded after 10 years. Upstart rival ABC ...

This led to the mid-August 1946 debut of the upstart DuMont Network, the first television network to challenge the supremacy of CBS and NBC. It’s not exactly fair to call DuMont “the fourth ...