Chapter 7-Radio Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Who was competing over who invented the radio

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Nikola Tesla and Guglielmo Marconi

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Who is the Father of Radio

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Marconi , first to send signals/ telegraph code through the air up to two miles

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Who was interested in Marconi’s idea

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Great Britain, not Italy

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4
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Reginald Fessenden

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Canadian who invented the liquid barretter

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5
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liquid barretter

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the first audio permitting the reception of wireless voice transmissions

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First public broadcast of voices and music

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Christmas Eve broadcast from Brant Rock (small village) done by Reginald Fessenden

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7
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American Lee DeForest

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invented the audion tube

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audion tube

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a vacuum tube that improved and amplified wireless signals, music became a reality

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9
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DeForest saw radio as a

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means of broadcasting

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10
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After WWI

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US govn. ordered closing of all stations of radio

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11
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Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville

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recorded a folk song on a phonautograph

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12
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Edison patented

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his “talking machine”

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“talking machine”

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Edison’s device for replicating sound that used a hand-cranked grooved cylinder and a needle, but only ONE recording could be made of a given sound

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Emile Berliner

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German immigrant, solved Edison’s problem, created a reasonably priced record player

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15
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Who created two sided discs

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Columbia Phonograph Company in 1905

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16
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Joseph P. Maxwell

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developed the electromagnetic recording in 1924 at Bell Laboratory

17
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broadcasting definition

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transmitting voices and music at greater distances to a large number of people

18
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Alexander Graham Bell’s telephone company

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delivered music to homes and businesses by telephone wires

19
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David Sarnoff

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employee of Marconi, wrote the “Radio Music Box Memo”

20
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The Radio Corporation of America (RCA)

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American Marconi, General Electric, American Telephone and Telegraph, and Westinghouse all joined together to create this government sanctioned monopoly that avoided direct government control of the radio medium

21
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RCA’s commercial manager

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David Sarnoff

22
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KDKA

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made the first commercial radio broadcast

23
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The RCA agreements showed what

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that the government had an interest on the development and operation of radio

24
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Wireless Ship Act

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required that all ships using US ports and carrying more than 50 passengers have a working wireless and operator

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Radio act of 1912
required wireless operators be licensed by the Secretary of Commerce and Labor, strengthened rules regarding radios present on ships
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Radio act of 1927
order was restored and the radio industry prospered again, authorized broadcasters to use channels, which belonged to the public, but that they couldnt own these channels
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Federal Radio Commission (FRC)
made to administer the radio act of 1927
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trustee model
the idea that broadcasters serve as the public's trustees
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The communications act of 1934
replaced the 1927 legislation, substituted the Federal Communications act (FCC) for the FRC
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The communications act of 1934
replaced the 1927 legislation, substituted the Federal Communications act (FCC) for the FRC
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affiliates
groups of stations
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trustee model
in broadcast regulation, the idea that broadcasters serve as the public's trustees or fiduciaries
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spectrum scarcity
broadcast spectrum space is limited, so not everyone who wants to broadcast can' those who are granted licenses must accept regulation
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affiliate
a broadcasting station that aligns itself with a network
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O &O
a broadcasting station that is owned and operated by a network