The document discusses the history and development of radio. It notes that the radio was invented from the telegraph and telephone and that Guglielmo Marconi was the first to transmit radio signals in 1901. It then provides key dates in radio history and describes how early radio sets differed significantly from modern ones. The document also outlines the different staff involved in radio production, including correspondents, producers, writers and presenters. It concludes by listing some common types of radio programs such as interviews, documentaries, news, music and sports.

1. The Radio

2. RADIO HISTORY The Radio was invented from the telegraph and the telephone.

3. RADIO HISTORY - In 1901 Guglielmo Marconi an italian scientist was the first who made a transmition through the radio. ràdio. Fes clic sobre la imatge per sentir la veu de Marconi

4. RADIO HISTORY 1877 - First phones 1901 - Marconi transmites radio signals. 1922 - First emition of news from London by BBC 1924 - First transmission of radio: RADIO BARCELONA 1932 - It was born Radio Club Sabadell 1947 - Invention of the transistor. 1960 - It was born the mobile and little radios. 1990 - First transmission through Internet.

5. RADIO HISTORY - The first radio sets were very differents long time ago.

6. RADIO HISTORY These are the radio sets in 40’s.

7. RADIO HISTORY Nowadays radio sets are very differents. Més modernes More little. Someone has shapes of coke, beer...

8. WHO DOES MAKE RADIO? The radio is a job in team. There are two kind of staff: Production staff Technic staff

9. WHO DOES MAKE RADIO? The correspondent: He’s the person who sends the information. Production staff The producer :He’s the person who looks for the guest star.. The writer : He’s the person who has to write or prepare the programme. The presenter: He’s the newscaster, the person who has to read the texts.

10. WHO DOES MAKE RADIO? Maintenance service technic Technic staff Sound technic Location technic

11. KINDS OF PROGRAMMES You can find differents kinds of programmes Interview Documentary Chats News Sketch

12. KINDS OF PROGRAMMES News programmes Musicals programmes Drama and fiction programmes Magazine programmes Documentary programmes Sport programmes Child programmes