The Radio Industry
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- Edwin Armstrong
- An american engineer,invented a special circuit that made long- range radio transmission of voice and musical practical.
- 1926
- The aviation industry recevied another boost with the passage of the Air Commerce Act
- By the 1920's
- Airplanes were being used for more than just joyrides.
- November 1920
- The Westinghouse Company brodcast the news of Harding's landslide
- 1918
- pilots was flying mail to New York to D.C.
- Columbia Broadcasting System
- assembled a coast- to-coast network of station to rival NBC.
- 1928
- American experienced complleted coverage of the first presidental election campaign conduct over airwave.
- National Broadcasting Company
- established a permanent network of stations to distribute daily programs.
- Early 1920's
- Most American still thought of airplanes as dangerous novelties.
- Charles Lindbergh
- He was extraordinary transatlantic solo flight of fomer airmail pilot.