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Dictaphone was an
American company founded by
Alexander Graham Bell that
produced dictation machines. It is now a
division of
Nuance Communications, based...
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gradually replaced the
purely acoustical recording methods of
earlier dictaphones by the late 1930s. In 1945, the SoundScriber, Gray
Audograph and Edison...
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began do****enting
field recordings and his own lo-fi
compositions on
dictaphones,
discarded stereos and four-track
machines in the mid 1990s,
later focusing...
- stream-of-consciousness
words into a pair of
dictaphones while the song's
backing track pla****. They then
swapped dictaphones and
tried to
determine what each other's...
- 5 billion. It was
formerly also a
maker of cameras,
camera lenses and
dictaphones,
until it
divested this part to OM
Digital Solutions in 2020. [citation...
- 22 (12): 1354–1361. doi:10.1109/JRPROC.1934.227217. S2CID 51630277. "
Dictaphones Save Time of
Stock Checkers Taking Inventory". Po****r Science. 139 (2):...
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petty crime; in June 1990 the pair
faced a
charge of
stealing three dictaphones. Both
Smith and
Cahill failed to
appear in court, and an
arrest warrant...
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Phonautogram (1857)
Grooved cylinder Phonograph cylinder (1877) Graphophone/
Dictaphone cylinder (1887)
Perfected phonograph/Ediphone (1888)
Salon cylinder (1890s)...
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Prosecutions of
Offences Regulations,
introducing trunk dialling and
using dictaphones to make up for the
small number of
shorthand typists. He reorganised...
- workplace, for example,
Turbo would shout: "This
raises the question: kiss my
Dictaphone!" Aunt Blabby, a
cantankerous and
sometimes amorous old lady, was an obvious...
