In May 1914 Low gave the first demonstrations of what was to become television, he called it TeleVista. The first of these demonstration was given to the Institute of Automobile Engineers. Harry Gordon Selfridge then arranged to included one at the famous Selfridge Store Exhibitions. Reports of these were entitled ""Seeing By Wireless"". Low's invention was crude and under-developed but the idea was there. The main deficiency was the Selenium cell used for converting light waves into electric impulses, which responded too slowly thus spoiling the effect.<br> The demonstration certainly garnered a lot of media interest with "The Times" reporting on 30 May;<br>