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1. Thomas Edison
   ... himself. Not long after the creation of the phonograph, the Edison Phonograph Company was formed, to market his machine. Another ...
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2. Edison
   ... recording industry. In 1878, Thomas Edison established the Edison Speaking Phonograph Company to sell the new machine. He suggested ...
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3. Thomas Edison
   ... in April 1878. In 1878, Edison established the Edison Speaking Phonograph Company to sell the new machine. Edison suggested other ...
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4. New Businesses of the 1920
   ... He gained control of the near failing Columbia Phonograph Record Company and joined it with the United Independent Broadcasters. ...
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5. The Portable PhonographA Character Analysis
   ... He invites them back every week, it seems, so it is quite possibly that his possessions do not make him as happy as the company he receives every week. ...
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6. Thomas Edison
   ... The company opened up in 1882 and provided electricity to many customers ... am experimenting upon an instrument which odes for the eye what the phonograph does ...
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7. edison
   ... The company will soon supply current to all of Manhattan and it will develop ... Also his invention of the phonograph revolutionized the music industry as is made ...
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8. thomas edison
   ... initial demonstration for the backers of the Edison Electric Light Company on December 3 ... patents for electric light and power, 195 for the phonograph, 150 for ...
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9. Thomas Edison
   ... initial demonstration for the backers of the Edison Electric Light Company on December 3 ... patents for electric light and power, 195 for the phonograph, 150 for ...
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10. Thomas Edison
    ... While still working at his company, Henry was also nominated for the US Senate for the state of Michigan in ... He stumbled into the invention of the phonograph. ...
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11. thomas edison
    ... Ideas didnamp39t just pop into his head, except for the phonograph Thomas Alva Edison. ... Edison and his ampquotcompanyampquot worked long and hard on designing the light bulb. ...
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12. Thomas Edison
    ... During this time he invented the phonograph which gave him even more determination ... Backed by JP Morgan in 1882, the Edison Illuminating Company opened a power ...
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13. THE RISE OF BIG BUSINESS
    ... The stockholders then receive dividends a portion of the profit if the company is successful. ... But some inventions he stumbled upon, like the phonograph. ...
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14. RISE OF BIG BUSINESS
    ... The stockholders then receive dividends a portion of the profit if the company is successful. ... But some inventions he stumbled upon, like the phonograph. ...
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15. The guitar
    ... was using a guitar with an electric pickup and had tried converting radio and phonograph amps. That same year the most reputable guitar company, Gibson, would ...
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16. History of the Guitar
    ... was using a guitar with an electric pickup and had tried converting radio and phonograph amps. That same year the most reputable guitar company, Gibson, would ...
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17. graham bell
    ... The man was a critic of The Western Union Telegraph Company. ... There he developed the method of making phonograph records on wax discs. ...
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18. Thomas Edison
    ... Ultimately Edison took complete credit for everything made within his company and most if not ... 389 for electric light and power, 195 for the phonograph, 150 for ...
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19. Thomas Edison
    ... The first sounds recorded by the phonograph was the song ampquotMary had a ... Thomas obtained money from businessmen and set up the Edison Electric Light company. ...
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20. Edison and His Brilliance
    ... In addition his work with the phonograph expanded his knowledge of conductivity. ... on the SS Columbia, a steamship for the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. ...
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21. Thomas Edison2
    ... He convinced an employee at the Gold Indicator Company to let him sleep in his office. ... He stumbled into the invention of the phonograph. ...
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22. The Life and Times of the Man Who Invented the Telephone
    ... The phone company grew rapidly, and Bell became a wealthy man ... Bellamp39s telephone and photophone, his improvements in the phonograph, and the lifelong campaign to ...
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23. The 1920amp39s
    ... the media retrospect took flight, introducing the first featherweight phonograph stylus. ... Movietone, a movie production company of the 1920amp39s, also produced the ...
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24. Aron Copland
    ... an entirely new public for music had grown up around the radio and phonograph. ... i David Ewen, American Composers Today New York: HW Wilson Company, 1949 67. ...
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25. History of Ozzy and His Contribution to the Recording Industry
    ... In 1887, a man by the name Emile Berliner replaced Edisonamp39s phonograph with the gramophone and in 1947 Goldmark ... New York Wadsworth Publishing Company, 1996. ...
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26. Cinematography
    ... by Thomas Edison, already the successful inventor of the phonograph and the ... Led by Cecil Hepworthamp39s production company, England remained a significant force in ...
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27. 1920amp39s Americaamp39s Most Influencial Decade with Works Cited
    ... the broadcasting industry was born in 1920 when the Westinghouse Company launched the ... that time was not on the film, but on synchronized phonograph records, it ...
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28. Les Paul
    ... He amplified the sound of his Sears Roebuck with a phonograph needle wired to a radio ... In 1941 Gibson Guitar Company allowed Les to develop guitars for a living ...
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29. Thomas Edison1
    He was a smart man. Thomas invented many things such as the light bulb and phonograph. ... The Edison Lamp Company produced 1,000 light bulbs a day. ...
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30. thomas edison
    ... The railroad company also allowed him to have a small laboratory set up in one of ... During this time he started work on the first phonograph and created a carbon ...
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