History of Radio
One of the most important means of communication among people in human history is the radio. The radio has many wide spread uses in today’s society, which is very different from that fifty years ago. While in its prime, about the twenties, the radio was a common household item, having a major influence on the lives of Americans. A common picture of this time usually consisted of families gathered around their radio during evening hours in order to listen to a variety of programs ranging from dramas, light comedies, variety shows, to live music. Today’s society uses the radio for more conventional uses, such as listening to the news or music. In addition, the economy began to gain immensely by creating new opportunities for business expansion. The invention of variations of the radio is credited to many scientists of many different fields, but the invention of the radio in which most Americans today know is given to a man generally known as the “Father of Radio” Guglielmo Marconi. Marconi is responsible for the world’s first wireless radiobroadcast. Guglielmo’s parents, Giuseppe Marconi and Annie Jameson had two sons, himself and his brother older Alfonso. Guglielmo Marconi was born April 25, 1874, in Bologna, high in the
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