The Art of Radio Develops from Early Broadcast Experience
At a glance:
- Series: Great Events from History II: Arts and Culture Series
- Categories: Arts, Popular Culture, Technology, Inventions
- Subcategories: Entertainment, Entertainers, Television, Radio, Broadcasting, Communications
- Curriculum: American History 1901-1950
- Geographical Location: Pennsylvania
- Date: The 1920’s
Article abstract: Technical, patent, and licensing advances freed radio’s visionaries and performers to cultivate their art by broadcasting news and entertainment to mass audiences.
Summary of Event
Before the 1920’s, technological advances in radio engineering, patenting, and production capabilities far exceeded the young industry’s commercial exploitation of a mass listeners’ market. American radio until then was the technical preserve of skillful amateurs, hobbyists, engineers, and scientists. New corporations exploring the field of radio such...
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