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Marconi sent the first radio signal. We think he invented the radio. Or could it just be a good advertising joke. He was a Italian inventor.
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AT&T (biggest company at the time) creates a radio network first using transmitters then moved onto Audions. They first broadcasted in Arlington,Virginia.
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This reciever was before the vaccum tubes like Audions. Inventions of amplifiers, generators, and dectors enabled sets like these audio.
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In 1919 the station XWA broadcasted in Montreal,Canada this was the first broadcast in canada.
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Lee De Forest borrowed the idea of the Audio Tube. It Amplifies and makes sounds bigger. People believe Reginald Fessenden invented this but unfortunatley he didn't get credit for it.
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The first radio station was created in 1920. Frank Conrad started it. He would use phonographs to play music. The station was originally called 8XK but was later renamed to KDKA.
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late 20's and 30's had radio stations playing more orchestral popular music.
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First ad was broadcasted on a radio station. This advertisement aired for 10 minutes.It was about a apartment complex.0 Without ads there would be no money to support the station.
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Listeners could tune into this broadcast to listen to chamber mixed music with lullaby-style vocals.
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TV crushed radio. Advertisers later went to tv for advertising.
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Edwin Armstrong pattened FM radio. FM Stands for frequency modulation.
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Music broadcasting on the radio makes music portable. This saved radio because you could just listen to music in your car rather than going to jukeboxes ,using phonographs etc.
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Edwin Armstrong invented the FM Transmitter. This device made radio signals stronger and better sound quality. People who still had the old radio sets had to buy new ones in order to use the radio.
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WMAL played "Hour Of Dreams" from 11:15 at night.
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The war resulted in germany not having many medium wave frequencies. These waves are bad for radio broadcasting. They moved from VHF to FM.