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First Broadcast
Guglielmo Marconi sent the first radio broadcast -
First Trans-Atlantic signal
Guglielmo Marconi sent the first Trans-Atlantic signal from Poldhu, Cornwall to Newfoundland. The signal was a "S" in Morse Code. -
cascade tuning radio receiver
The cascade-tuning radio receiver is introduced. -
radio used as education
The UM School of Music pursues the idea of radio as education. It taught school band lessons via radio. -
First regular FM station
Columbia University's Radio Club opens the first regularly scheduled FM station. -
FCC approves FM
FCC approves FM stereo broadcasting, which spurs FM development. -
WCBM purchases an FM transmitter
WCBN starts to think about purchasing an FM transmitter.FM is deemed necessary to reach off-campus students and the community at large. CBN's audience is a different audience from WUOM's, so there would be no competition. -
UM President wants WCBN to be students only
UM President Robben Fleming urges that WCBN should be used only for educational purposes and restricted to students only. -
CBN plays "It's my Party" by Leslie Gore for 18 hours straight the day after Reagan is elected.
CBN plays "It's my Party" by Leslie Gore for 18 hours straight the day after Reagan is elected. -
First digital FM transmitter
In Paris an experimental digital FM transmitter begins operation.