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Thank you for once again allowing me the opportunity to assist you. The following is the essay that you requested:
The History of Broadcasting
The amazing journey and development of broadcasting began with radio transmissions that carried a series of dots and dashes for wireless telegraphy. Even though it is true that the telegraph was the first device that was able to provide electronic communication to individuals it was actually the invention of the radio that is considered by most to be the start of what has transformed into our current day broadcasting and communication methods.
Radio broadcasting began experimenting in 1906 and then went on to begin transmissions commercially in 1920. Reginald Fessenden is credited with using one of the first signals to carry voice and music . He used the radio signals to broadcast to ships at sea on Christmas Eve. He broadcast from Massachusetts and played, "O Holy Night" on his violin and also read passages from the bible.
It is interesting to point out that when Reginald Fessenden completed his broadcast to the ships at sea his financial backers actually lost interest in the project. In the very beginning of broadcasting, this concept was very new and considered by many to be highly unusual. Until this time, the telegraph was the usual method of communication, which was a one to one method of communicating, not a one to many style of communicating. Many people, especially those responsible for the financial backing of broadcasting as a one to many style considered this to not be a practical method.
One man who many consider to be vital in the history of broadcasting and communication was David Sarnoff. Early in his life and career, Sarnoff predicted that radio broadcasting would be the next medium of communication between mass levels of people. Despite the fact that he was correct, he was highly criticized. In 1915, David Sarnoff said that the concept of a radio music box was the new and lasting way of broadcasting across the land.
During the early 1900's there were very few organizations that believed that this radio music box, as it was referred to, was the wave of the future, and not a fad. Westinghouse was the most well known organization that continued to advance the concept of radio transmissions. In 1926, The National Broadcasting Company began regular broadcasting with telephone links between New York and other major Eastern cities. NBS became the dominant system in 1927 and was headed by William S. Paley. He became the chief executive who transformed the Columbia Broadcasting System, referred to as CBS, from a small radio network into one of the worlds most dominant radio and television networks operations within the United States. Paley is considered a pioneer in the history of radio broadcasting. His vision for the future was not an accepted concept by many in the communication and business industry. It was an up hill battle for many years in the beginning of his career, but, he did not give up. Paley changed the model for broadcsting by developing a successful and profitable broadcast programming but, by also viewing advertisers as the most significant factor in making broadcasting successful and possible. He understood how important sponsorship was in broadcasting.
Two men that also had a significant role in the developemnt of radio broadcasting were Heinrich Hertz and Guglielmo Marconi. Hertz was responsible for demonstrating that a person could produce and detect electromagnetic radiation, which is what is now referred to as radio waves. This was unheard of in 1888 when Heinrich Hertz began these experiments. Heinrich Hertz's work intrigued interest in Marconi who was quite interested in the fields of science and electricity. Marconi developed what was referred to as, Marconi's Law and the radio telegraph system. He is often referred to as the inventor of the radio.
Another man who is often referred to as a pioneer in the radio and broadcasting field was Lee De Forest. In 1916 he broadcast the first radio advertisements, using his own products. He also was responsible for broadcasting the first Presidential election report by radio in November 1916. This was done for XXXXX XXXXX Hughes and Woodrow Wilson. A few years later, DeForest went on to sponsor radio broadcast of music that featured the opera star Enrico Caruso. DeForest work and advancements in the radio field where connected to another man, Edwin Howard Armstrong. He was and American Engineer and inventor who many have referred to as also being quite influential in the history and development of radio. Armstrong was the inventor of modern frequency modulation radio transmission, which is what we referr to as FM transmission. Armstrong was able to use DeForest's work and then take it several steps forward and basically move radio reception to the clearest type of transmissions known.
In 1943, as a result of a supreme court decision, the Blue Network became known as the American Broadcasting Company, referred to as ABC. In 1946, ABC, NBC, and CBS began regular television broadcasting. The journey from a single radio transmission on a Christmas Eve night to having three major broadcasting networks was difficult, with many who doubted this was not a waste of time. However, once the interest in broadcasting was realized and profits were also incurred, what was once a passing idea transformed into the start of a mega industry. During the 1950's and the 1960's television began to replace radio as the main source of revenue for broadcasting networks. Another major milestone in the history of broadcasting also occurred in the 150's,and that was when television networks introduced broadcast that were in color. The first network colorcast was on January 1, 1954, with NBC broadcasting the annual Tournament of Roses Parade in Passadena California.
As broadcasting on television grew in demand and popularity each year more and more new organizations wanted to become a part of this growing industry. In the 1980's, The Federal Communications Commission changed the rules that limited the number of radio and television stations a business entity could own in one metropolitan area. This was done under the Reagan Administration with pressure from Congress. The deregulation led to many new groups emerging, such as Infinity Broadcasting and Clear Channel buying many stations in larger cities.
The 2000s decade was introduced to digital radio and direct broadcasting by satellite. Two American companies, XM and Sirius have become the two major broadcasters within the United States of Satellite broadcasting.
What began as a one to one communication between two people gradually changed to a one to many transmission and communicaiton and has continued to be a vital element of our society and our daily lives. Radio broadcasting and, as an extension, television broadcasting, has changed the way we live and learn about what is going on in the world, the way that we stay connected to people, and how we are entertained.
Works Cited:
High, Aitkin. The Continuous Wave: Tecnology and the American Radio, 1900-1932. PrincetonUniversity Press. 1985.
www.leedeforest.org/awa.html
www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,989773,00.html
www.inventors.about.com/od/astartinventors/a/Armstrong.htm
www.wcbn.org/history/wcbntime.html
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Thank you for once again allowing me the opportunity to assist you. The following is the essay that you requested:
The History of Broadcasting
The amazing journey and development of broadcasting began with radio transmissions that carried a series of dots and dashes for wireless telegraphy. Even though it is true that the telegraph was the first device that was able to provide electronic communication to individuals it was actually the invention of the radio that is considered by most to be the start of what has transformed into our current day broadcasting and communication methods.
Radio broadcasting began experimenting in 1906 and then went on to begin transmissions commercially in 1920. Reginald Fessenden is credited with using one of the first signals to carry voice and music . He used the radio signals to broadcast to ships at sea on Christmas Eve. He broadcast from Massachusetts and played, "O Holy Night" on his violin and also read passages from the bible.
It is interesting to point out that when Reginald Fessenden completed his broadcast to the ships at sea his financial backers actually lost interest in the project. In the very beginning of broadcasting, this concept was very new and considered by many to be highly unusual. Until this time, the telegraph was the usual method of communication, which was a one to one method of communicating, not a one to many style of communicating. Many people, especially those responsible for the financial backing of broadcasting as a one to many style considered this to not be a practical method.
One man who many consider to be vital in the history of broadcasting and communication was David Sarnoff. Early in his life and career, Sarnoff predicted that radio broadcasting would be the next medium of communication between mass levels of people. Despite the fact that he was correct, he was highly criticized. In 1915, David Sarnoff said that the concept of a radio music box was the new and lasting way of broadcasting across the land.
During the early 1900's there were very few organizations that believed that this radio music box, as it was referred to, was the wave of the future, and not a fad. Westinghouse was the most well known organization that continued to advance the concept of radio transmissions. In 1926, The National Broadcasting Company began regular broadcasting with telephone links between New York and other major Eastern cities. NBS became the dominant system in 1927 and was headed by William S. Paley. He became the chief executive who transformed the Columbia Broadcasting System, referred to as CBS, from a small radio network into one of the worlds most dominant radio and television networks operations within the United States. Paley is considered a pioneer in the history of radio broadcasting. His vision for the future was not an accepted concept by many in the communication and business industry. It was an up hill battle for many years in the beginning of his career, but, he did not give up. Paley changed the model for broadcsting by developing a successful and profitable broadcast programming but, by also viewing advertisers as the most significant factor in making broadcasting successful and possible. He understood how important sponsorship was in broadcasting.
Two men that also had a significant role in the developemnt of radio broadcasting were Heinrich Hertz and Guglielmo Marconi. Hertz was responsible for demonstrating that a person could produce and detect electromagnetic radiation, which is what is now referred to as radio waves. This was unheard of in 1888 when Heinrich Hertz began these experiments. Heinrich Hertz's work intrigued interest in Marconi who was quite interested in the fields of science and electricity. Marconi developed what was referred to as, Marconi's Law and the radio telegraph system. He is often referred to as the inventor of the radio.
Another man who is often referred to as a pioneer in the radio and broadcasting field was Lee De Forest. In 1916 he broadcast the first radio advertisements, using his own products. He also was responsible for broadcasting the first Presidential election report by radio in November 1916. This was done for XXXXX XXXXX Hughes and Woodrow Wilson. A few years later, DeForest went on to sponsor radio broadcast of music that featured the opera star Enrico Caruso. DeForest work and advancements in the radio field where connected to another man, Edwin Howard Armstrong. He was and American Engineer and inventor who many have referred to as also being quite influential in the history and development of radio. Armstrong was the inventor of modern frequency modulation radio transmission, which is what we referr to as FM transmission. Armstrong was able to use DeForest's work and then take it several steps forward and basically move radio reception to the clearest type of transmissions known.
In 1943, as a result of a supreme court decision, the Blue Network became known as the American Broadcasting Company, referred to as ABC. In 1946, ABC, NBC, and CBS began regular television broadcasting. The journey from a single radio transmission on a Christmas Eve night to having three major broadcasting networks was difficult, with many who doubted this was not a waste of time. However, once the interest in broadcasting was realized and profits were also incurred, what was once a passing idea transformed into the start of a mega industry. During the 1950's and the 1960's television began to replace radio as the main source of revenue for broadcasting networks. Another major milestone in the history of broadcasting also occurred in the 150's,and that was when television networks introduced broadcast that were in color. The first network colorcast was on January 1, 1954, with NBC broadcasting the annual Tournament of Roses Parade in Passadena California.
As broadcasting on television grew in demand and popularity each year more and more new organizations wanted to become a part of this growing industry. In the 1980's, The Federal Communications Commission changed the rules that limited the number of radio and television stations a business entity could own in one metropolitan area. This was done under the Reagan Administration with pressure from Congress. The deregulation led to many new groups emerging, such as Infinity Broadcasting and Clear Channel buying many stations in larger cities.
The 2000s decade was introduced to digital radio and direct broadcasting by satellite. Two American companies, XM and Sirius have become the two major broadcasters within the United States of Satellite broadcasting.
What began as a one to one communication between two people gradually changed to a one to many transmission and communicaiton and has continued to be a vital element of our society and our daily lives. Radio broadcasting and, as an extension, television broadcasting, has changed the way we live and learn about what is going on in the world, the way that we stay connected to people, and how we are entertained.
Works Cited:
High, Aitkin. The Continuous Wave: Tecnology and the American Radio, 1900-1932. PrincetonUniversity Press. 1985.
www.leedeforest.org/awa.html
www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,989773,00.html
www.inventors.about.com/od/astartinventors/a/Armstrong.htm
www.wcbn.org/history/wcbntime.html
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THANK YOU so much for your kind words, I really appreciate them.
I have several regular customers and I would be happy to add you to that list, if you like. You are wonderful to work with as well.
I would be happy to do this assingment for you as well. My eyes are quite tired, so I probably missed due date info.
You can send me what you have and let me know length and due date. If I have any questions I will let you know.
I am logging off for the evening,
Have a great night,
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I do not have any information about your assignment. The only thing that came through was your original message asking if I would be interested in doing the assignment.
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Once I hear back from you I will let you know definite.
Talk to you soon,
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