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February 8, 1996: 24 Hours in Cyberspace Book
February 8, 1996: 24 Hours in Cyberspace Book #history #podcast #technology
24 hours in cyberspace
1996 – It was the single largest online event at the time. 24 Hours in cyberspace was coordinated by Rick Smolan to capture photos representing a day in the life of the internet user. Photos would be handed in from around the world and put out on Cyber24 dot com. The website is no longer in service and there is no good Internet Archive to the site.
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February 8, 1924: First Coast-to-Coast Radio Broadcast
February 8, 1924: First Coast-to-Coast Radio Broadcast
John J Carty on the first coast-to-coast broadcast
1924 – General John J. Carty spoke in Chicago, but his voice was heard around the United States. This was the first ever Coast-to-Coast broadcast. Only 10% of Americans had a radio and many states missed the broadcast, but it was expected that millions still heard the broadcast.
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