lee de forest is known as the father of radio broadcasting.
lee de forest is known as the father of radio broadcasting.
who is known as the father of radio broadcasting?
lee de forest
birth of public radio broadcasting









































the birth of public radio broadcasting is credited to lee de forest who transmitted the world’s first public broadcast in new york city on january 13, 1910. this broadcast featured the voices of enrico caruso and other metropolitan opera stars. members of the public and the press used earphones to listen to the broadcast in several locations throughout the city. this marked the beginning of what would become nearly universal wireless radio communication. 









































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 a 1907 lee de forest company advertisement said,
birth of public radio broadcasting
bullet::::- tom barnard- radio personality/host of the "92 kqrs morning show" (radio broadcasting)









































bullet::::- chuck brown - minnesota politician and former member of the minnesota house of representatives (radio broadcasting)









































bullet::::- jeff dubay- radio/television personality (radio broadcasting) former kfan pa









































bullet::::- rod grams - u.s. senator from minnesota (radio broadcasting)









































bullet::::- steve gunderson - u.s. congressman from wisconsin (radio broadcasting)









































bullet::::- chuck hagel - 24th u.s. secretary of defense and former u.s. senator from nebraska (radio broadcasting)









































bullet::::- andy jorgensen - wisconsin politician and member of the wisconsin state assembly (radio broadcasting)
brown college (minnesota)