Panorama Magazine Lot 1980 First 6 Issues Bound Volume TV History

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This is a bound volume containing the inaugural six issues of Panorama magazine, covering February through June 1980. This collection represents the complete first volume of the publication, offering a unique look into television culture at the dawn of the 1980s. Each original magazine cover is preserved within the binding, showcasing the visual style and key features of its era. The spine of the volume is clearly stamped "PANORAMA I FEB. JUNE 1980," indicating its status as the first collected run. Key features and cover stories from the included issues highlight the dynamic changes in television during this period: The February 1980 "FIRST ISSUE" covers "HOW TV WILL COVER THE OLYMPICS," includes a "VIDEOCASSETTE RECORDERS: COMPLETE BUYER'S GUIDE," and features "ALAN ALDA TALKS ABOUT LIFE AFTER 'M*A*S*H'." The March 1980 issue poses the question, "WHO WILL REPLACE JOHNNY CARSON?" and delves into "'ATTICA': THE MAKING OF A POWERFUL TV-MOVIE." April 1980 offers a "SPECIAL SECTION ON MOVIES" including "PICASSO: A TELEVISION PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST." May 1980 features "PAUL NEWMAN, TV DIRECTOR" and explores "GAME SHOWS – GAMIER THAN EVER." The June 1980 issue discusses "THE SHAH, THE AYATOLLAH AND TELEVISION," and presents "WALTER CRONKITE ON HOW TV HAS CHANGED PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS." This vintage magazine lot is a valuable collector's item for enthusiasts of television history, pop culture, and media studies, capturing a pivotal moment in broadcasting and home entertainment tech

• Publisher: CBS Publishing
• Year: 1980
• Condition: Very Good

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