The biweekly Television/Radio Age, which originated as Television Age in 1953, provided analytic coverage of television industry issues until 1989. Arguing that few other industries had grown as rapidly or faced as many problems as television, the magazine's editors sought to provide in-depth analysis with which to address the television industry's regulatory, financial, and programming concerns. In addition to publishing articles written by major broadcasting executives, many Television/Radio Age articles closely examine specific advertising campaigns, ratings trends and techniques, network programming strategies, and Wall Street financing.