Friday, October 30, 2015

Radio Lecture Response


During the 1900s radio was crucial to the daily lives of people in America. People marveled at the live information radios broadcasted. It was almost like being right there at the event! The radio lecture was one of the most interesting lectures to me because of the huge impact it had. During this lecture, I compared our new technologies to radio and realized it would almost be useless in this generation. Televisions and internet provide visual aid to back up statements. Now we can not only listen to a live event, but we can watch it! It’s hard to imagine watching my favorite shows without seeing them, but it’s very interesting to think how the older generation would tune into their favorite stations at a specific time every day! Although radios are decreasing in popularity and as we advance in technology, radios will always be remembered for providing America with instantaneous, live coverage in the early 1900s and for contributing to the ideas of television. 

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