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Originally Posted by old_tv_nut
Here's an article from 11 months later - November 1055 "Fortune" - the best technical explanation I have seen in a non-technical magazine.
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Neat article. For me, it shed some new light on the development of color TV: In July 1950, GE described the use of frequency interlace for compatible color television and properly gave credit for the achievement to GE employee Robert B. Dome. This article further reveals that Frank Gray of Bell Labs laid the groundwork by showing -- in 1929 -- "...how a color signal could be fitted into gaps in a black and white signal."