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- Sending out an SOS - On August 11, 1909, as his ship struggled off Cape Hatteras, telegraph operator Theodore Haubner had an urgent choice to make: How should he call for help? Learn how the first SOS signal was sent.

- February 07, 2012
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Sending out an SOS
On August 11, 1909, as his ship struggled off Cape Hatteras, telegraph operator Theodore Haubner had an urgent choice to make: How should he call for help? Learn how the first SOS signal was sent.
- When is an Office Like a Music Hall? - Learn how a Chicago player piano manufacturer got into the typewriter business--and how they sped up the production of personalized form letters.

- April 30, 2012
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When is an Office Like a Music Hall?
Learn how a Chicago player piano manufacturer got into the typewriter business--and how they sped up the production of personalized form letters.
- The Rise and Fall of the Osborne Computer Corporation - What can the Osborne Computer Corporation’s innovative products and boom-and-bust company history tell us about computing and the high-tech economy?

- April 16, 2015
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The Rise and Fall of the Osborne Computer Corporation
What can the Osborne Computer Corporation’s innovative products and boom-and-bust company history tell us about computing and the high-tech economy?
- The Inventor Who Had Exactly the Wrong Name - Learn the little-known story of Hollis Baird and one of the few surviving televisions he designed—which is now in the collections of The Henry Ford.

- June 04, 2012
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The Inventor Who Had Exactly the Wrong Name
Learn the little-known story of Hollis Baird and one of the few surviving televisions he designed—which is now in the collections of The Henry Ford.
- The Technological Legacy of Steve Jobs - The Henry Ford recognizes in Steve Jobs' passing the impact that personal technology can have on people’s lives.

- October 06, 2011
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The Technological Legacy of Steve Jobs
The Henry Ford recognizes in Steve Jobs' passing the impact that personal technology can have on people’s lives.