Oldradio

Radio History Green

By MrEast
  • Marconi sends and receivesfirst radio signal

    Marconi sends and receivesfirst radio signal
    Marconi invented radio. not the first to but was the greatest
  • Audion Tube

    Audion Tube
    Lee De Forest creates ( borrowed) the audion tube, vacuum tube that amplified signals.
  • First Radio Station

    First Radio Station
    invented bt Frank Conrad in New York called 8xk, later renamed KDKA
  • Dawn of Advertising

    Dawn of Advertising
    how radio stations made money
    WEAF aired a 10 minute commercial for $50
  • Television

    Television
    radio was first used to transmit pictures called television
    TV later overtook radio
  • Radio Antennas

    Radio Antennas
    Yagi-Uda array was invented in 1926 by Shintaro Uda
    improved the radio transmition on AM
  • Establishing of FRC

    Establishing of FRC
    organized the licensing of transmitters
    assigning radio station frequencies,call letters, and power limits
    later named FCC
  • Golden Era of radio

    Golden Era of radio
    the 30's and 40's
    middle of Great Depression, provided an escape for people at the time.
  • Swing music

    Swing music
    swing music became really popular
    Frank Sinatra creates pop music for kids
  • Famous Shows of the Golden Era

    Famous Shows of the Golden Era
    amos n andy
    gunsmoke
    the shadow
    our miss brooks
    superman
    dick tracy
    little orphan annie
  • Radio's Progression

    Radio's Progression
    major edwin armstrong invented the FM transmitter
    listeners were forced to buy new radio sets
  • Radio's Demis

    Radio's Demis
    TV makes an apperance in the late 30's, and advertising headed away from radio as it got more popular
    " TV will do to radios what cars did to horses "
  • Why Music

    Why Music
    at the time music could be played only jukeboxes, records, and live concerts.
    music filled a void
  • Jazz music

    Jazz music
    pure jazz became the popular music
    Some of the most notable Jazz artists of the 1940s include Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong and Nat King Cole.
  • Country Music

    Country Music
    Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, cowboy song became widely popular through the romanticization of the cowboy.