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which communication technology was first experimented with in the 1960s and 1970s?

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The first communication technology to be experimented with in the 1960s and 1970s was the phonograph. Phonographs were the first to be widely used as a means of human communication. Phonographs became widely popular because they were a way to keep music in tune and so could be used in church and homes (as well as classrooms and hospitals). Phonographs were made by people, but they were limited to one person at a time.

Phonographs were invented in the early 1900s though the earliest ones we know about were used as early as 1869. In the early 1920s, a woman named Margaret Sanger was experimenting with the phonograph and used a machine she had made to record songs. In the early 1950s, Margaret Sanger started a phonograph record company. The first phonograph record made by this company was called “The Girl in the Garden.

A Phonograph is a recording device that produces sound. We use the word phonograph to mean the same thing. It’s a recording device that produces sound.

A phonograph is a device that uses mechanical movement to reproduce sounds. It was first used in the early 1800s as an entertainment device. It was originally used for the production of recordings of melodies. As our country’s technology progressed, the phonograph became a more serious art form as it was used to record and reproduce sound as a medium for art.

Phonographs were first used in the 1960s and 1970s. Then it became a medium for recording and reproducing music. In the 1960s, there were several experiments in using phonographs. Most were done by the English phonograph inventor, Thomas Kottner. The first phonograph of its type was purchased by the BBC in 1964 and became a popular radio program.

The phonograph was a popular early form of communication in the 1960s and 1970s, but not because it was a big deal. It was a popular medium for communication in general though, so it was a very popular medium for recording sound. The phonograph was a big deal because it allowed you to produce your own sounds. It wasn’t until the 1970s when the technology became widely available that we began to see people actually making their own sound recordings.

As it turns out, the phonograph was a big deal because it allowed you to produce your own sounds. As we can see, the phonograph allowed you to create your own sounds. The phonograph was a big deal because it allowed you to create your own sounds.

The phonograph was invented in the UK in about 1860. The first commercially available phonograph was produced in 1877 and the first one with a moving record was produced in 1879.

The phonograph allowed you to create your own sounds, that is, to record your own sounds onto a record. And that record was the phonograph. It was a box with a bell inside that you would crank through a crank, and then the record would spin around and you would play your voice.

In the early 1970s, it was demonstrated that you could create your own sounds and record your own sounds, and that these were actually really good. It took a long time for it to catch on, because of the fact that you needed a microphone to play your own recordings. It was only really really good after the invention of wireless technology, which had made it possible to send and receive sounds over a distance rather than having to physically transmit them over a wire.

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