Emile Berliner

I Emile Berliner (Mayu 20, 1851 – Agostu 3, 1929) metung yang  aleman-bait Americanung  manimbentu, mas kebaluan keng kayang pamanalkus keng disc record gramophone (phonograph keng American English). Iya ing mitatag keng Berliner Gramophone Company inyang 1895, Ing Gramophone Company king London, England, inyang 1897, Deutsche Grammophon king Hanover, Germany, inyang 1898 ampong Berliner Gram-o-phone Company ning Canada king Montreal inyang 1899.


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Conclusions, 1902, Kaufman Publishing Co.
The Milk Question and Mortality Among Children Here and in Germany: An Observation, 1904, The Society for Prevention of Sickness
Some Neglected Essentials in the Fight against Consumption, 1907, The Society for Prevention of Sickness
A Study Towards the Solution of Industrial Problems in the New Zionist Commonwealth, 1919, N. Peters
Muddy Jim and other rhymes: 12 illustrated health jingles for children, 1919, Jim Publication Company.

Patent


Patent images in TIFF format
 Telephone (induction coils), filed October 1877, issued January 1878
 Telephone (carbon diaphragm microphone), filed August 1879, issued December 1879
 Microphone (loose carbon rod), filed September 1879, issued February 1880
 Microphone (spring carbon rod), filed Nov 1879, issued March 1880
UK Patent 15232 filed November 8, 1887
 Gramophone (horizontal recording), original filed May 1887, refiled September 1887, issued November 8, 1887
 Process of Producing Records of Sound (recorded on a thin wax coating over metal or glass surface, subsequently chemically etched), filed March 1888, issued May 1888
 Combined Telegraph and Telephone (microphone), filed June 1877, issued November 1891
 Sound Record and Method of Making Same (duplicate copies of flat, zinc disks by electroplating), filed March 1893, issued October 1895
 Gramophone (recorded on underside of flat, transparent disk), filed November 7 1887, issued July 1896

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 External links 
 Emile Berliner and the Birth of the Recording Industry at the Library of Congress including audio archive
Emile Berliner: Inventor of the Gramophone (Library of Congress)
Berliner timeline  and patent list
 The Berliner helicopters  at the National Air and Space Museum
 Berliner helicopter at College Park, Maryland 
Berliner in the Inventor's Hall of Fame
Illustrated Berliner page  
Contents of Berliner's case file at The Franklin Institute contains evidence and correspondence with Berliner regarding the award of his 1929 Franklin Medal for acoustic engineering and development of the gramophone
Musée des ondes Emile Berliner  in Montreal, Quebec contains over 30000 recordings and other artifacts 

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