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  • The 1938 Broadcast of War of th...

    76 years ago today, Orson Welles' broadcast of HG Wells' WAR OF THE WORLDS terrified New Yorkers with the realism of its performance.

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  • Friday Linkapalooza October 24...

    Welcome to this week’s Linkapalooza: We’ve got some great articles, products, and videos to get your weekend off to a great start!

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  • Happy Birthday, iPod!...and Goo...

    As Apple quietly discontinues the iPod Classic, we celebrate iPod history and take a look at its huge influence on the music industry. Thanks, Apple!

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  • Friday Linkapalooza - October 1...

    Happy Friday! Start your weekend off right with fun articles and videos collected by your friends at Bask in this week's Friday Linkapalooza. Enjoy!

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  • The USSR Takes the Lead in the ...

    In early October of 1957, the Soviet Union started the Space Race, leaving the United States in the dust. How? By sending a 2-foot metal sphere into space.

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  • The First Ever Televised Presid...

    In late September of 1960, two presidential hopefuls met to discuss national issues on a relatively new medium. The incumbent vice president, Republican Richard M. Nixon, sat in a Chicago television studio with John F. Kennedy, a Democratic senator from Massachusetts, participating in the first ever televised presidential debate. When I studied U.S. History my […]

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  • Friday Linkapalooza September ...

    Happy Friday! Start your weekend off right with fun articles and videos collected by your friends at Bask in this week's Friday Linkapalooza. Enjoy!

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  • The Beginnings of CBS

    In the 1920s, the Columbia Phonograph Company also had a branch for manufacturing records: the aptly named Columbia Records. In 1927, Columbia invested in the United Independent Broadcasters network, a new radio network based in Chicago. The network was then renamed the Columbia Phonographic Broadcasting System; the newly renamed network went live 87 years ago today: September 18, 1927. That first public airing included a performance by the Howard Barlow Orchestra.

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  • Friday Linkapalooza August 29,...

    Happy Friday! Start your weekend off right with fun articles and videos collected by your friends at Bask in this week's Friday Linkapalooza. Enjoy!

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  • Friday Linkapalooza August 15,...

    Happy Friday! Start your weekend off right with fun articles and videos collected by your friends at Bask in this week's Friday Linkapalooza. Enjoy!

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