123Idzerda, the first radio broadcaster, Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision)
↑"U.S. Patent #1,648,402, applied for in the United States on 7 May 1921 and issued on 8 November 1927. In the Netherlands, this was applied for on 14 January 1920 and issued as patent #6976 on 24 February 1922.
↑"The Hague Concerts" by Philip R. Coursey, The Wireless World, 30 April 1921, page 65.
↑"Notes and News: Wireless Telephony", The Wireless World, 29 May 1920, page 157.
↑"Notes and News: The Dutch Wireless Telephony Station", The Wireless World, 26 June 1920, page 221.
↑"Notes and News: PCGG", The Wireless World, 7 August 1920, page 348.
↑Correspondence: Concerts Given by the Nederlandsche Radio-Industrie den Haag, Holland (letter from W. W. Burnham), The Wireless World, 3 September 1921, page 356.
↑"Dutch Concerts", The Wireless World, 1 October 1921, page 415.
↑"A Newspaper's Use of the Radio Phone", The Wireless Age, November 1920, page 10.
↑The History of Broadcasting in the United Kingdom: Vol. I: The Birth of Broadcasting by Asa Briggs, 1961, pages 49-50.
↑"Radio Concert", The Brisbane (Australia) Courier, 29 July 1922, page 7.
↑"Radio in Holland" by W. Peeters, The Wireless World, 17 May 1925, page 505.
↑"Stand By: The Dutchman", Popular Wireless, 20 October 1923, page 253 (worldradiohistory.com)
↑"Current Topics: PCGG Again on the Ether", Wireless World, 28 July 1926, page 125.
↑"Current Topics: Have You Heard This One?", Wireless World, 10 September 1930, page 247.
123"A Dutch Concert Heard in an English Home: Music by Wireless at a Range of 500 Miles", Illustrated London News, 29 April 1922, page 633.
↑"Radio at Home and Abroad" (Lily Payling at PCGG), Radio News, December 1922, page 1063.
↑"Tingey Receiver" (advertisement), The Wireless World, 12 November 1921, front cover.
External links
Idzerda, the first radio broadcaster, Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision).
"The Birth of Radio Broadcasting" videos from the above presentation: Part 1: "Hanso Idzerda and his PCGG transmitter", Part 2: "Dutch Radio Pioneers Hanso Idzerda and Jan Corver", Part 3: "Hanso Idzerda's PCGG Radio Transmitter. How does it work?" (youtube.com)
"The History of Dutch Broadcasting, part IV" by Joh. Schnabel, The Roman Catholic Radio Guide, third volume, number 81, July 16, 1927, pages 213 and 214 (English translation: www.r-type.org)
Hanso Schotanus à Steringa Idzerda Biography of Idzerda. (huygens.knaw.nl, translated from Dutch)
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