John Logie Baird
Pioneer of mechanical television and broadcasting.
Wikipedia-confirmed identity. Matched to Wikidata Q133544 ↗ with a Wikipedia article ↗. Checked 2026-10-02.
Pioneer of mechanical television and broadcasting.
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Television broadcasts using the BBC transmitter
- History of British television ↗National Science and Media Museum
Founded the television company
- Baird’s company and the first British television receivers ↗National Science and Media Museum
Educated at
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Educated at
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Co-mentioned; relationship unclassified
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- Old soldier who was 'truly a gentleman' ↗www.theguardian.com · 2009-07-18
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WIKIDATA-CONFIRMED IDENTITY Wikipedia: John Logie Baird ↗
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