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When did the first presidential debate air on television?
1960
When did the first radio commercial air?
1879 idiot brain
When did the first Presidential news conference air on TV?
President Eisenhower conducted the first news conference in 1955
When did live radio first air?
It is believed live radio first went on air on Christmas eve, 1906 broadcast by Reginald Fessenden although this has been disputed. Lee de Forest definitely broadcast an advert in 1907 and the first public radio station was launched in 1910.
First radio station opened in India?
All India Radio (abbreviated as AIR), officially known as Akashvani
Where does BFM radio report from?
The BFM radio station is an FM radio station that is broadcast from Malaysia. It is Malaysia's first FM radio station to focus on news and topics related to business and it first went on the air in September of 2008.
When was the first air date of Fun Radio?
Fun Radio first aired on the 2nd of October, 1985. Fun Radio is a French network of radio stations that mostly play R&B, Dance, Electro and House music.
When did James maxwell send the first radio signal?
James Clerk-Maxwell only developed the theoretical basis for radio waves. David Hughes first sent radio waves through the air in 1879, but his results were unclear -- ie, what Hughes saw was not unambiguously the EM waves predicted by Maxwell. Heinrich Hertz, in 1886, did more exacting experiments and showed that EM waves were exactly as Maxwell predicted.
Who was the first president to speak over radio air waves?
Warren G. Harding
First president to speak over radio air waves?
Roosevelt with his fireside chats...
When was the first state of the union first brodcasted?
The first SOTU to air on the radio was by Warren Harding in 1922, and the first on television was Harry Truman in 1947.
Was president Truman the first president to air both radio and tv?
Truman was the first to make national TV and radio broadcasts. Franklin Roosevelt appeared on an experimental and limited TV broadcast.
