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Wireless technology to the public conscious consciousness, and made people realize this is a very important technology, not just a parlor. What is the sinking of the technology in 1912 have to do with Wireless Technology and its development . Scott it helps save the Marconi Company. There were 100 Wireless Technology companies that sprang up. The marconi wireless telegraph , wasny, 100 years ago through the dominant wireless company. Even it had not been successful. They tried to make a business of sending messages across the atlantic. They never succeeded, and have gone along by sending essen...

Guest and thats the thing that really brought Wireless Technology to the public conscious and, consciousness and made people realize this is a really important technology. Its not just sort of a parlor trick. Host what did the sinking of the titanic in 1912 have to do with Wireless Technology and its development . Guest among other things, it sort of saved the mar coney Marcone Company or helped save it. There were a hundred Wireless Companies that stood up, but the marcone Wireless Telegraph Company a hundred years ago was sort of the dominant wire he company. And be yet even it had not been ...

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