Marconi sends transatlantic wireless message, January 19, 1903 - EDN
First Transatlantic Wireless Telegraph Service - This Day in Tech History
First Transatlantic Wireless Signal | Visionary Man - Wilfrid Laurier: Father of modern Canada
Marconi's first radio broadcast made 125 years ago
Who Invented Radio: Guglielmo Marconi or Aleksandr Popov? - IEEE Spectrum
First international transmission of a radio message
Science Museum on X: "#OnThisDay in 1901 Italian inventor & electrical engineer Guglielmo Marconi received the first transatlantic radio transmission. Discover more about the history of the radio in our Information Age
Marconi's first radio broadcast made 125 years ago
Marconi Sends the First Transatlantic Radio Transmission? : History of Information
Guglielmo Marconi - Radio, Telegraph, Wireless | Britannica
History: The Isle of Wight and the Birth of Radio - Beacon Magzine
Moments in Radio History: The Legacy of Guglielmo Marconi - Mini-Circuits Blog
The World Almanac - #OTD in 1901, the first transatlantic radio transmission was received by inventor Guglielmo Marconi in Newfoundland. #WorldAlmanac | Facebook
First radio transmission sent across the Atlantic Ocean | December 12, 1901 | HISTORY
On this day in history, December 12, 1901, Guglielmo Marconi sends first transatlantic radio message | Fox News
A History of Vintage Electronics: The Guglielmo Marconi Collection and the History of Wireless Communications
File:Marconi first transatlantic radio transmitter circuit - Poldhu 1901.png - Wikipedia
Who Invented Radio: Guglielmo Marconi or Aleksandr Popov? – OldTownRadio.net
Hello Ottawa–Hello Montreal” - The Historical Society of Ottawa
Case Files: Guglielmo Marconi | The Franklin Institute
Radio's First Message -- Fessenden and Marconi
Guglielmo Marconi demonstrating apparatus he used in his first long distance radio transmissions in the 1890, historical illustration, Italy Stock Photo - Alamy
Guglielmo Marconi is credited with the first radio transmission in 1896 but he didn't transmit voice just a signal. Radio voice came along in the early 1900s. The actual credit for the
Marconi Transmits Radio Message
