Radio's First Voice
Dec. 21, 1906: A Very Significant Date in Radio
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Dec. 21, 1906: A Very Significant Date in Radio
Christmas 1906. Reginald Fessenden created the first radio program broadcast from Massachusetts that could be heard by ships at… | The voice, History, Voice acting
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How Reginald Fessenden sent the World's First Radio Broadcast on Christmas Eve 1906 | SciHi Blog
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Radio's First Message
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This Canadian radio pioneer dreamed of 'words without wires' | CBC Canada 2017
A Spool of Wire Speaks (1906)
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Idle North - The first transmission via radio was made back in 1906. In the early 1920s they started with regular radio transmissions. A hundred years later we still tune in and
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Reginald Fessenden, an electrical engineer, broadcast the first audio over radio 115 years ago tonight - Frank Beacham's Journal
