The telephone did not directly replace the telegraph; rather, it emerged as a new technology in the late 19th century that complemented and eventually overshadowed the telegraph's use for personal communication. Alexander Graham Bell was awarded the patent for the telephone in 1876, and its widespread adoption occurred in the following decades. By the early 20th century, the telephone had become the dominant form of communication, but the telegraph continued to be used for certain long-distance and commercial applications.
The telephone replaced the telegraph. I'm pretty sure that answer is correct...:)
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company was created in 1885
The symbol for Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation in the NYSE is: NTT.
Inventors throughout history evolved the telegraph into the telephone.
Welll.... the telegraph replaced the pony express then the telephone replaced the telegraph. and now a days texting has replaced the telephone.
Both use electricity and radio waves to communicate.
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Um, a telephone??
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A telegraph?
Louis Casper has written: 'Telephone and telegraph cables' -- subject(s): Telegraph cables, Telephone cables