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[[Category:Signals]] [[Category:Signal_generation_& | <p>[[Valdemar Poulsen|Valdemar Poulsen]] filed for his first patent for [[Magnetic Tape|magnetic recording]] on 1 December 1898 in Copenhagen, Denmark. In 1929 Fritz Pfleumer patented magnetic recording tape using oxide bonded to a strip of paper or film. Bing Crosby used a similar device to record his radio show beginning in 1947.</p> | ||
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Valdemar Poulsen filed for his first patent for magnetic recording on 1 December 1898 in Copenhagen, Denmark. In 1929 Fritz Pfleumer patented magnetic recording tape using oxide bonded to a strip of paper or film. Bing Crosby used a similar device to record his radio show beginning in 1947.
See also: Telegraphone
