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Radio History

  • Marconi

    Marconi
    Created Radio in 1895
  • 1899 First cross channel link

    Marconi slowly began to extend the distance of his wireless system and in 1899 a first link was set up to cross the English Channel between an existing station in England and a station set up at France
  • Uncle Charlie

    Uncle Charlie
    back then you could run your own radio station
  • Diode Valve

    He was aware that detectors used in the receivers were a weak link in receiving equipment and than gave his assistant the experiment that was strong and that worked. the diode valve was then discovered
  • Audion Tube

    Audion Tube
    Lee De Forest created a tube that could amplified signals.
  • How Radio Saved The Titanic

    How Radio Saved The Titanic
    Helped warn people about the shipwreck through radio
  • Radio Stations

    Radio Stations
    Still around and broadcast from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
  • Let There Be Commercials

    Let There Be Commercials
    Commercials were aired for 10 minutes and charged for $50
  • International Broadcasting

    One company had set up a broadcasting station in Pittsburgh. This was very successfully received and rebroadcast in Britain.
  • FRC

    FRC
    establish radio frequency, call letters, and power limits
  • Radio Vs TV

    Radio Vs TV
    TV were first made in the 30s and everyone started to use one, radio started to lose itself but music saved the radio
  • Period: to

    Golden Era

    Provided an escape for people, everyone listened to it, provides something the whole family can enjoy
  • 1934 Frequency Modulation

    Edwin Armstrong made a breakthrough In 1934 he brought his idea to RCA, Then in 1939 he used his own money to finance a station to prove that the system worked.
  • Sputnik 1 launched

    During October in 1957 Russia had launched the first satellite into orbit
  • Telstar launched

    launch of Telstar was a huge impact on satellite development. On July 23,1962 it was used to make the first TV transmissions