congress honored antonio meucci in 2002 for contributing to the invention of the telephone.
congress honored antonio meucci in 2002 for contributing to the invention of the telephone.
who did congress honor in 2002 for contributing to the invention of the telephone?
antonio meucci
bell has been widely recognized as the "inventor" of the telephone outside of italy, where meucci was championed as its inventor. in the united states, there are numerous reflections of bell as a north american icon for inventing the telephone, and the matter was for a long time non-controversial. in june 2002, however, the united states house of representatives passed a symbolic bill recognizing the contributions of antonio meucci ""in the invention of the telephone"" (not ""for the invention of the telephone""), throwing the matter into some controversy. ten days later the canadian parliament countered with a symbolic motion conferring official recognition for the invention of the telephone to bell.
invention of the telephone
in 1999, basar co-founded an independent magazine entitled sexymachinery with friends dominik kremerskothen and stephanie talbot. after talbot's departure, the collective grew to include patrick lacey, dagmar radmacher, benjamin reichen, kajsa stahl and maki suzuki. from 2001 to 2007, sexymachinery released a number of innovative printed issues that eschewed the tendency to move content online, hosted a number of events which they considered "live issues," collaborated with brands such as adidas and mandarina duck, and art directed the dance-pop band freeform five.









































having joined in 2001, basar is currently editor-at-large at the fashion/culture quarterly tank magazine.
shumon basar