The Early Development of Radio in Canada, 1901-1930

The early 1900s witnessed a technological revolution in industrial countries that brought radio into the homes of millions of people, forever changing their lifestyles. “The Early Development of Radio in Canada, 1901 – 1930” captures the excitement of radio’s early years in Canada. It highlights the unique contributions of Canada’s radio pioneers, and the start-up stories of the companies that made broadcast radio reception of a daily reality. It features the contributions of inventors such as Reginald Fessenden, Guglielmo Marconi, Ted Rogers, and W.W. Grant. It describes how the Canadian Marconi Company, the Northern Electric Company, the Canadian Independent Telephone Co., the Radio Corporation of America, Canadian General Electric, Canadian Westinghouse, and others jostled for technological and legal advantage in the new market.

ISBN 9781886606203, 188660620X
Format Paperback
Author Robert P. Murray
Publisher Sonoran Publishing, LLC, 2005
Pages 154
Price Guide None
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