From Vinyl to Virtual: The Revolution of Radio
Radio has proven itself as a powerful force throughout the world of communication and media. Radio has experienced major transformations since 1900 when early broadcasted vinyl created static sounds and evolved into dominant virtual audio broadcasting. The book provides an analysis of radio evolution through its examination of key technological and cultural transformations and notable historical events that defined this revolution.
During the early 1900s wirelessly transmitted sound gained prominence through the efforts of inventors Reginald Fessenden and Guglielmo Marconi thus initiating the beginning of radio technology.
