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Today in 1921, WBZ aired its inaugural broadcast. The station, which was owned by Westinghouse Broadcasting Company, had received its commercial license 4 days prior. It is considered one of the oldest broadcasting stations in the US. #RadioHistory

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Please join us next WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23rd at 8PM for our next Virtual Wednesday Chat. Guest speaker Robert Lozier will present the fascinating history of Magnavox.

To RSVP, contact smalachi @ncrtv.org prior to 3PM on Sept. 23rd.

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Please join us this WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9th at 8PM for our next Virtual Wednesday Chat. Guest speaker Rich Colarco will discuss the fascinating history of radio astronomy.

To RSVP, contact smalachi @ncrtv.org prior to 3PM on Sept. 9th.

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Please join us NEXT WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9th at 8PM for our next Virtual Wednesday Chat. Guest speaker Rich Colarco will discuss the fascinating history of radio astronomy.

To RSVP, contact smalachi @ncrtv.org prior to 3PM on Sept. 9th.

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Today in 1920, Detroit station 8MK (now WWJ) aired what is believed to be the 1st radio news broadcast. The station was licensed to a teenager, Michael DeLisle Lyons, and financed by newspaper tycoon E. W. Scripps. #RadioHistory

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Today in 1962, the BBC began regular experimental radio broadcasts in stereo to create an enhanced listening experience. #RadioHistory

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