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Radio history Aaron Page

  • Marconi sends first radio signals

    Marconi sends first radio signals
    Reception of transatlantic radio signals in newfoundland from Marconi in the UK.
  • Radio to ships

    Radio to ships
    Ships started getting radios to be in contact with land.
  • Directional Radio Atenna

    Directional Radio Atenna
    Marconi invents the Directional radio antennae . To help with his recent discoverie with radio waves.
  • AM

    AM
    Am radio was designed by Lee De Forest. Was the only type of radio untill FM came along.
  • Radio License

    Radio License
    To many people were trying to have their own radio station. To fix this they made it to where not everyone could broadcast, you had to have a radio license.
  • KDKA

    KDKA
    Westinghouse radio station KDKA broadcasts in pittsburgh. The radio stations still airs today.
  • Commercial

    Commercial
    The first radio commericals were aired. This was the only was the radio stations were getting paid.
  • First broadcast of World Series

    First broadcast of World Series
  • First Portable radio

    First Portable radio
    Armstrong invents the first Portsble radio. He made it as a gift for his wife.
  • FRC

    FRC
    The Federal Radio Commision(FRC) began to revoke all licenses, and assign frequencies and power levels.
  • Music to Radio

    Music to Radio
    Music was brought to radio. They were trying to keep up with the sudden rise in tv.
  • The Federal Communications Commission(FCC)

    The Federal Communications Commission(FCC)
    The FCC is created by congress. Was created by the Communications act!
  • First FM raio station

    First FM raio station
    Created by Edward Armstrong. Fm was usually more for music while AM was for plays.
  • Talk radio

    Talk radio
    All talk radio became a popualr programming. The am stations were usually reserved for talk because there wasnt need for a strong frequecy.
  • Internet Radio

     Internet Radio
    Was pioneered by Carl Malamud. He launched "Internert Talk. Radio" the first computer-radio talk show.