A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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The gains the 1909-1919 period (a 520% increase) were followed 45% decline from 1919-1929. After the boom years 1920, the output of phonographs declined." When glowing history of Lee DeForest's work radio arrived the West Orange laboratory, Meadowcroft told Edison that the radio was "another 22 one your stunts gotten away from you. was partly responsible for the end Edison's phonograph business and the decline of the whole industry." That this should happen all evidence that Edison's powers rapid exploitation new technology had diminished. The West Orange lab had been the starting point the radio story but "the father electronics" had not exploited his early work the "Edison Effect. The 1920s provided a stiff test the innovative powers the phonograph manufacturers. The introduction radio produced drastic changes in musical tastes and signalled the end the phonograph's dominant place home entertainment.XIII-12 THE CHALLENGE RADIO. But when it occurred more than once the post-war period there are . ^ The phonograph industry became highly competitive business, fighting off the technological challenge invention as revolutionary Edison's electric light. The decline and fall the Edison phonograph is a testament the failure innovation West Orange