General Info
Most popular radio format
Country
Inventor of the 33 1/3 rpm long playing record, the LP, for Columbia Records
Peter Goldmark
A collection of stations that offers programs during designated times
network
Colonial magazines competed with what other form of media?
Newspapers
foster the arts in magazines, give writers attention, spark political debates.
Harper's and the Atlantic
Three Major Music Corporations?
Universal Music Group, Sony Entertainment, Warner Music Group.
A broadcast visionary who built RCA, NBC, grows use of LP's. Responds to Titanic distress call, works with marconi, envisions "Household radio"
High-Quality tape recorder
David Sarnoff
Invented the telephone
The Postal Act...
Helps Magazines Grow
Political Commentary magazines
The Nation and the Crisis
Three types of magazines
consumer, trade, organization
The Second Magazine was made by who and named what?
Benjamin Franklin's "General Magazine"
Emile Berliner, uses a flat disc rather than a cylinder to record sound.
gramophone
Louis Godey
Founded "Godey's Lady's Book"; first American magazine for women; 1830
Harold Ross, definable targeted loyal audience
The New Yorker
people other than the primary subscriber who read a publication - hand down a magazine to another when finished
pass-along readership
The first magazine was titled what and made by who?
Andrew Bradford's "American Magazine"
Thomas Edison, 1877, record player; a device that turns the writing on records into sound
phonograph
Investigative journalist, muckraker, who muckraked articles by Lincoln Steffens and Ida Tarbell who depose standard oil
Samuel McClure
Henry Luce, broad general readership
Time
Magazines
Reflect trends and culture more so than any other media
Edited Godey's Lady's Book for 40 years, supported higher education and property rights for women
Ladies Home Journal
Sarah Josepha Hale
invented the telegraph, morse code, 1835
Samuel Morse
the first radio legislation passed by Congress, it addressed the problem of amateur radio operators cramming the airwaves
Radio Act of 1912
Magazines that consumers buy directly, not by subscription. They are sold mainly at checkout stands in supermarkets.
Point of purchase magazines