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What Did The Very First Voice Ever Broadcast On Radio Say?
According to CBC International, it happened on this day - December 23, 1900, more than a century ago - and it wasn't Marconi. It was Canadian Reginald Fessenden and his message was “One Two Three Four — is it snowing where you are Mr. Thiessen? If it is, telegraph back to me.”
How Canadian - he talked about the weather! No word if he at some point threw to a word from his sponsor.
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It wasn't 'Call NOW!'?
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I imagine Saul Korman did a 4-minute meandering spot on that broadcast followed by something for Frank Leo and his wunderkind selling.
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"We're number 1."
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"I've been in the business 35+ years and I don't know how this happened. Twenty million dollars of jewellry showed up magically on my front counter. (Perhaps off the back of a truck) And now I have to close. So I'm selling everything for up to 80% off. Imagine the markup I'm not getting. This "store closing sale" will go on for almost a year. I'll probably get more multi-millions of diamonds magically appear, so other stores will have to close. I wish I hired an accountant and inventory control. Oh, look, another shipment... where does it all come from?"
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rumor has it the first voice over the radio airwaves still only ranked #3 in the ratings. go figure.
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Test , Test, is this thing on ?
Last edited by mic'em (December 27, 2016 1:58 pm)