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• Was KDKA's 1920 election-night broadcast really the first, or do rival stations have an equal claim? Open Questions
• Was the hypodermic needle model ever actually formulated as a coherent theory, or is it a retrospective myth? Open Questions
• Was the signal Marconi reported receiving in December 1901 genuinely a transatlantic radio transmission? Open Questions
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• What single year should count as the camera obscura's introduction? Open Questions
• What the Bechdel test was never meant to prove Articles
• What was the actual box office gross of The Birth of a Nation? Open Questions
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• When and where did the broadside originate as a printed form? Open Questions
• When exactly did Nicéphore Niépce make the first surviving photograph? Open Questions
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• Where did the 1867 earliest known billboard rentals take place? Open Questions
• Where was Jorn Barger based in December 1997 when he coined the term weblog? Open Questions
• Where was the 1786 advertising agency of William Taylor located? Open Questions
• Where was The Nostalgia Merchant, the first home video distribution company, based? Open Questions
• Which computer game is properly the first video game: OXO (1952), Tennis for Two (1958), Spacewar! (1962), or a later commercially released title such as the Magnavox Odyssey games (1972)? Open Questions
• Which process truly began the 1950s widescreen era: Cinerama or CinemaScope? Open Questions
• Which work counts as the first film? Open Questions
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• Who actually deserves credit for the vacuum tube's amplification mechanism: Lee de Forest or Edwin Armstrong? Open Questions
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• Who was Tank Man, the unidentified man who stood in front of the tank column near Tiananmen Square on June 5, 1989, and what became of him? Open Questions
• Why Chaplin helped found United Artists to keep control of his films Articles
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• Why film adaptations change their source: fidelity, elision and invention Articles
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