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Television history as a book category covers the development, culture, industry, and social impact of television from its early technological experiments and broadcasting pioneers through the rise of networks, programming genres, regulatory and business shifts, and into the contemporary era of cable and streaming. It includes scholarly and popular accounts—chronicles of landmark shows and genres, biographies of producers and executives, studies of audience reception and representation, analyses of political and economic influences, and archival collections of documents and scripts. Books in this category may be national or global in scope, focus on production and aesthetics or on technological change and policy, and are aimed at historians, media scholars, students, and general readers interested in how television shaped and reflected society.

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