Marconi, however, had a commercial monopoly on his wireless telegraph, cornering a luxury market for non-essential communications at sea that included Titanic. Read why Titanic’s iconic Marconi ...

with particular attention on that part of the wreck housing the Marconi telegraph, according to oceanographer and Titanic expert David Gallo. Now retired from the Woods Hole Oceanographic ...

“Titanic’s radio — Titanic’s voice ... Their target is the wireless Marconi telegraph, one of the first of its kind, which the doomed ocean liner used to contact a nearby ship for ...

The telegraph aboard Titanic was an advanced piece of equipment for its time: a wireless communication device developed by Guglielmo Marconi, a pioneer in the field. The device was located in the ...

Garcia An underwater salvage company was granted approval this week to cut into the wreckage of the Titanic to try to recover a Marconi telegraph, rekindling a complex debate over access to the ...

The Marconi telegraph and other Titanic artifacts This isn't RMS Titanic Inc.'s first deep-sea dive. The company has had salvage rights for the shipwreck since the 1980s, and it previously ...

A federal judge in Virginia has given a salvage firm permission to cut into the Titanic for the first time since it sank in 1912 to retrieve a Marconi telegraph that issued one of the world's ...

the Marconi wireless telegraph was instrumental in saving more than 705 passengers from the frigid Atlantic in April 1912. RMST has worked to bolster its partnerships in the Titanic historical and ...

The company, RMS Titanic, wants to recover the sunken ship's wireless Marconi telegraph, which was used to call for help after the ship struck an iceberg on April 14, 1912. Only about 700 of the ...

The Marconi wireless telegraph was still a relatively new piece ... Two hours later, at 11.40pm Titanic time, the British luxury ocean liner on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York ...