David Sarnoff will have a strong influence on my career. He began when there was no television, and he developed his skills in radio, and then he advanced and kept up with the new technology. Today the new technology is the Internet, so I plan to keep up with the new technology by developing my Internet skills.

David Sarnoff had to support his family from an early age, so he quickly learned English. It is taking me a long time to learn good English, but it is also important for me. English is the language that is used all over the world, so it is important

However, after WW I, the world had changed. In 1919, the General Electric Company and the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) absorbed Marconi's U.S. assets and staff, including Sarnoff. He figured that RCA needed to sell radios and the way to do this was to have programming-music, news, and sports. On July 21, 1921, Sarnoff arranged for the live broadcast of the Jack Dempsey-George Carpentier prizefight, a radio first. It is estimated that 300,000 listeners tuned in. Within three years, the radio music box was called the Radiola, with sales of $83.5 million. Sarnoff had even bigger dreams.

for communication in the mass media. Sarnoff did not go to college, but I have the great privilege and advantage of a college education. When I read about how Sarnoff developed his career form newspapers to radio to television, I am inspired. If he could make a success of his life, then I can make a success of my life, too. I cannot begin at the top, but I can advance to the top.

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Sarnoff understood the power of television and he was also a demanding, sometimes ruthless competitor. "Competition", he once said "brings out the best in products and the worst in men." ( Carsey, Marcy & Werner, Tom. "Father of Broadcasting: David Sarnoff", www.time.com/time/time100/builder/profile/sarnoff.html) But Sarnoff understood the need for strong media management. He knew that television, and radio before that had the power to revolutionize society and that it must be harnessed. Sarnoff retired as RCA chairman in 1970 and died the following year. RCA became a conglomerate before finally being taken over by General Electric in 1986. Sarnoff always had a vision for the future and now seems a man of incredibly prophetic powers.

When Sarnoff was 15 he taught himself Morse code and bought a telegraph key. In 1908 he became a junior operator for the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company. It turned out that he was headed in the right direction professionally although it is likely he did not known it at the time. During the next few years, after his father's death in 1910, he spent five years working at posts in New York, the island of Nantucket, and on various ships. At the same time, he continued his

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