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Although the name of Marconi is generally associated with the first long distance radio transmission his first and subsequent transmissions were all made using Morse Code. This was referred to as radio-telegraphy.
Not many people remember, or even know of the Canadian inventor, REGINALD FESSENDEN who was the pioneer of radio broadcasting or radio-telephony, where voice is broadcast directly, rather that=n Morse Code or "data".
more info found on CENTENARY OF READIO TELEPHONY
Credits to: Australian Government IPS Radio and Space Services
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