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The history of radio

The invention of the radio had started out as a wireless telegraph in the 1830s and had later been developed by many inventors throughout the years adding their own theories and creating separate inventions that in the 1900 had finally become a transmitter. The transmitter was first used on Christmas day to broadcast so ships at sea. In 1912 the first radio factory was opened and the first radio news program was broadcasted in 1920 by station 8MK.

By 1945 a regency company introduced a pocket transistor radio, the TR-1 was powered by a standard 22.5 V battery. In 1955 Sony introduced its first transistorized radio. Over the centuries many companies and independent inventors had developed their own styles and ideas to create a different interpretation of the radio.

The first radio personality was in 1909 in the United States when Ray Newby of California made his debut for Herrold College and by 1910 radio personalities were active all across America.

Different Job Contracts

Permanent- The most common job contract that contains information about payment and conditions that are offered and accepted by two parties until further notice.

Part-time- These contracts may involve one person or may be offered as part of a job share.

Full-time- Is when a person is contracted 35 hours or more a week, this also includes those who work 30 hours a week.

History of animation

Animation had been around for centuries, many artifacts have been depicted in motion since man has been able to draw. One of the first was in 30,000 B.C. a bronze age pottery bowl called shahr-e sukhteh had depicts of goats leaping. With the spread of the industrial revolution in Europe and north- America during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries there were experiments with machines used to make images appear to move. In 1603 the magic lantern was considered the first projected animation. The magic lantern used pictures on sheets of glass and some has moving parts. By the early twentieth century silent films were around.  By the 1930s colour and sound cartoons where around, characters such as bugs bunny and snow white where no longer drawing on paper and since then animation has development from drawing and paper to digitally draw and animated characters

Different Job Contracts

Permanent- The most common job contract that contains information about payment and conditions that are offered and accepted by two parties until further notice.

Part-time- These contracts may involve one person or may be offered as part of a job share.

Full-time- Is when a person is contracted 35 hours or more a week, this also includes those who work 30 hours a week.