Section: Communications
 

Directory: New York State History
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 Section: Radio Broadcasting
Article Name: Radio-New York State Pre-1940
Web Link: A Chronology of AM Radio Broadcasting Part 1 1900-1922
Web Link: A Chronology of AM Radio Broadcasting Part 2 1923-1960
Web Link: Old Time, Radio The Golden Years
Web Link: Old Time Radio Broadcasts
Web Link: The Library of Congress SONIC database"
 A searchable online database on more than 100,000 broadcast recordings in the Library of Congress's NBC Radio Network Collection, from 1931 thru 1986.
Web Link: Simply Radio Scripts (radio scripts in html format from the golden Age of Radio)
Web Link: Documenting Early Radio, A Review of Existing 1932 Radio Recordings
Web Link: Radios Forgotten Years, Tuning Thru The Great Depression
Web Link: Jeff Miller's Broadcasting History Pages
Web Link: How Radio-Phone Broadcasting Came About (1922)
Web Link: Broadcast Pioneers Library of America Broadcasting Periodicals & Journals
Web Link: Department of Radio Television and film
Web Link: WMCA Good Guys History
Web Link: Three Famous Notes of Broadcasting History: The NBC Chimes
Web Link: A History of Radio Program Collecting
Web Link: Radio City Playhouse
Web Link: Radio Hall of Fame History
Web Link: Charles Herrold: America's First Broadcaster
Web Link: Johnny O, Broadcast Pioneer: A Tribute
Web Link: A Century of Radio
Web Link: New York History Section of the Broadcast Archive
Web Link: "A Godlike Presence": The Impact of Radio on the 1920s and 1930s
Web Link: May 1, 1922 Broadcast Station List 223 stations
Web Link: May 31, 1922 Broadcast Station List 312 stations
Web Link: Bibliography of Religious Broadcasting: University of Maryland
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Web Link: A Day In Radio: Digitized complete day of radio broadcasts from September 21, 1939.
Web Link: Radio vs Wireless (1925)
Web Link: Microphone History
Web Link: Loudspeaker History
Web Link: AM Broadcasting
Web Link: AM Radio, The Early Days
Web Link: AM Radio, Comes of Age
Section: Television
Web Link: History Of Television
Web Link: Network Television
Web Link: Who Invented Television?
Web Link: Invention of Color Television Part I
Web Link: Invention of Color Television Part II
Web Link: Television History-The First 75 Years
Web Link: W3XK America's First Television Station
Web Link: Radio and Television in the Life of Rochester
Section: Advertising
Web Link: Radio Advertising and How It Got That Way
Web Link: The Visitor In Your Living Room: Radio Advertising in the 1930's
Web Link: Costs Of Radio Advertising
Web Link: Old Time Radio Commercials
Web Link: 19th Century Advertising History   Harper's Weekly  (for U.S.)
Web Link: Emergence of Advertising in American 1850-1920
Web Link: From Hawthorne to Hard-Sell, Radio Advertising and How it got that way
Web Link: Quaint and Curious Advertisements In Old New York
Web Link: Advertising Pictures, Wall Paper and Interior Decorations
Web Link: Advertising Pianos, Music and Musical Instruments
Web Link: Advertising A Dressmaking Establishment
Web Link: Introduction for Retail Advertising
Web Link: What Bright Retailers and Advertisers Look For
Web Link: Advertising Typographical Arrangement
Web Link: Advertising Illustrations and Their Uses
Web Link: Theatrical Advertising
Web Link: Advertising In Publications
Web Link: Advertising Suggestions
Web Link: Advertising, The Superstructure
Web Link: No Business Like Old Business- Signs
Web Link: The Sign Has Oldest Experience Table In Advertising
Web Link: Through The Years With Electrical Advertising on the Great White Way
Web Link: California Raisin Ad Story
Web Link: The American Package Museum
Web Link: Antique Ads
Web Link: Corset Advertisements
Web Link: Advertising-History
Web Link: Slang in the Great Depression in the form of Advertisements
Web Link: The Art of Persuasion: American Graphic Design Comes of Age
Web Link: D'Arcy Collection
Web Link: The Advertising of Installment Plans
Web Link: Bridgestone, Firestone, North American Tire
Web Link: Ghost Signs: A short history of those fading yet fantastic old advertising images on brick walls and barns sometimes called ghost signs.
Section: Authors, Historians of Radio Broadcasting
Sub-Section: Donna Halper Articles (Author, Professor, Historian, Broadcast Consultant)
Web Link: Meet Donna Halper
Web Link: The History of Radio
Web Link: Major Edwin Howard Armstrong
Web Link: Irving Vermilya-America's #1
Web Link: African Americans and Early Radio
Web Link: Radio in 1939
Web Link: Radio in 1941
Web Link: Radio in 1943
Web Link: Radio History 1945
Web Link: Invisible Stars announcement
Web Link: WBZ's Early History
Sub-Section: Elizabeth McLeod Articles-Historian
Web Link: Amos n Andy-in person. The Origins of a Radio Landmark
Web Link: From Hawthorne to Hard-Sell, Radio Advertising and How it got that way
Web Link: Documenting Early Radio; (a review of existing pre-1932 radio recording)
Web Link: The WGY Players and the Birth of Radio Drama
Web Link: Dramatic Scoring For Radio; An Historic Overview
Web Link: Local Voices: The Don Lee and Yankee Networks
Web Link: Max Jordan-NBC's Forgotten Pioneer
Section: Newspapers
Article Name: College Journalism 
Article Name: Newspaper Notes 1737
Article Name: Newspaper Notes 1738
Article Name: Newspaper Notes 1739
Article Name: Newspaper Notes 1740
Article Name: Newspaper Notes 1743
Article Name: Newspaper Notes 1744
Article Name: Brief Sketches of Newspapermen, Journalists, Editors
Web Link: The Albany Gazette
Web Link: New York State Newspapers and its Editors General Information prior to 1927   
Web Link: Some Aspects of Rochester Journalism in the 1890's
Web Link: The New York Times 100 years
Web Link: Daily News, Madison Square Garden 125 Years of Glory
Web Link: Newspaper Production 1672-1792
Web Link: Newspaper Production 1792-1892
Web Link: Newspaper Production 1892-1992
Web Link: Newspaper Production 1992 An overview of the process used by a major newspaper
Web Link: The Emergence of Females As Professional Journalists
Web Link: Stamps Commemorating Journalism & The Press
Web Link: The Newspaper Editorial That Could Have Won The Civil War For The Confederates
Web Link: Father Christopher C. Drumgoole, Shepherd of the Homeless Newsboys
Web Link: The First American Newspaper To Utilize Newsboys
Web Link: Canarsie Courier Newspaper
Web Link: New York Times Timeline
Web Link: Newspaper Information By Dan Barrows
Web Link: Refdesk.com's "New York Newspapers"
Web Link: NYS Newspapers on Microfilm at the New York State Library
Web Link: NYS Newspapers on Microfilm at Other Locations in New York State
Web Link: The New York Times-Company Overview
Web Link: Horace Greeley (1811-1872) Editor of The New York Tribune
Web Link: A History of Publishing For People Who Are Blind
Web Link: The Founding of the Associated Press
Web Link: The First Transmission of a Photo by Wire
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Web Link: Stop The Presses Behind The Brass Door-New York Times
Web Link: Current Newspapers
Web Link: Newspaper Subscriptions: U.S.A. Geographical Listing (No Longer Receiving)
Web Link: New York News Media Morgues
Web Link: James Gordon Bennett
Web Link: Sketches of Printers and Printing In Colonial New York
Web Link: Across The Continent: Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper February 9, 1878
Web Link: Names of Newspapers and their Editors  published in 1855  Pages 480-497
Web Link: History Of A New York Institution
Sub Section: Magazines
Web Link Frank Leslie
Web Link Colonial Newspapers and Magazines 1704-1775: Benjamin Franklin As A Journalist
Web Link Timeline: Magazine Evolution
Web Link Selected Covers of the Fortune Magazine 1930-1941
Web Link Background Information on Fortune Magazine
Web Link The New Yorker Magazine in the 1930's
Web Link Saturday Evening Post Covers From 1929 to 1941
Web Link Magazine Cover Art From Ainslee's
Web Link Magazine Cover Art From Better Homes and Gardens
Web Link Magazine Cover Art From Century Magazine
Web Link Magazine Cover Art From Collier's
Web Link Magazine Cover Art From Cosmopolitan
Web Link Magazine Cover Art From Good Housekeeping (Early 1900s)
Web Link Magazine Cover Art From Ladie Home Journal
Web Link Magazine Cover Art From Munsey's Magazine
Web Link Magazine Cover Art From The New Yorker
Web Link Magazine Cover Art From Saturday Evening Post
Section: Sign Language, Telephone, Miscellaneous
Web Link: History of Sign Language
Web Link: Early Days of the Telephone
Web Link: Early Office Museum-Antique Communications Equipment
Web Link: Telephone Timeline
Web Link: Telecom History-The 1800s
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Web Link: The Island's First Telephones
Web Link: Women Telephone Operators
Web Link: Telecom History- The 1800s
Web Link: Habeas Epistolam - or: 'You've Got Mail!' - the history of communication systems
Web Link: The Electric Telegraph 1860-1914
Web Link: Alexander Graham Bell and The Telephone Part I
Web Link: Alexander Graham Bell and The Telephone Part II
Web Link: Marconi and The Wireless Telegraph Part I
Web Link: Marconi and The Wireless Telegraph Part II
Section: Photography ( "The photos show us things we would otherwise have to imagine from verbal descriptions."  "That's why photos are so important they tell us so much more than any text does.") Professor Norman Thorpe
Web Link: The Beginnings of Photography
Web Link: Glossary of Terms Used With Daguerreotypes
Web Link: Photographers Represented in the Library of Congress Daguerreotype Collection
Sub Section: Photographer: Carl Van Vechten 1932-1964
Web Link: Carl Van Vechten: Biography & Chronology
Web Link: Portraits of Women-Mary Martin
Web Link: Portraits of Women-Ethel Barrymore
Web Link: Portraits of Women-Carol Channing
Web Link: Portraits of Women-Diahann Carroll