Notes
Contents of this path:
- “Our New Thread”
- Metaphysics of Presence
- Always at a Loss
- Perceivable Traces
- Magnetic Storage
- Automagical Transubstantiation
- Some Speculation
- Making Records
- Certainly Nothing Novel
- Cylinder Phonograph
- Scratchy Noise
- Offended Smith’s Ears
- “Talk Back”
- Incandescent Light
- His Writings on Magnetic Recording
- Technical World Magazine
- A Machine to Hear for Them
- Office Records
- A Two-Mile Spool of Wire
- Shouting into the Transmitter
- Individually Listen
- Less-Reusable Options
- A Hegelian Promise
- Phonograph Cylinder or Gramophone Disk
- Poulsen Patented the Telegraphone
- A Wire or Strip
- Franz Joseph
- Poulsen and His Research Team
- Science Fiction–Esque Performances
- Fascinated Walter Benjamin
- Myths of the Lone Inventor
- Textbook Hero
- Borne by a Genius Scientist or Engineer
- Medial Ideology
- Vaporware
- The Intended Audience’s Attention
- Potential Applications
- A Variety of Conjectures
- The Human Stenographer
- Loud, Clear, Reliable Sound
- Cosmopolitan in December 1910
- The Silent Bullet
- Science Produced Gadgets
- The Dream Doctor
- The Moral Good
- Such as Thomas Edison
- Hugo Gernsback
- Tangible Correlation between Actuality and Fiction
- His Genre Expanded into Film
- An Explanation
- Constance Dunlap, Woman Detective
- Kennedy Is Not the Protagonist
- As with Kennedy
- Listen to Recordings
- Erasure
- Deliberately
- Rarely Mentioned
- A Prehistory
- Prose Bordering on Science Fiction
- An Immediate Medium