TELEPHONES FOR THE DEAF

The video covers the centennial commemoration of Alexander Graham Bell's telephone invention, highlighting the historical context and key figures involved. It discusses the first transatlantic message and the presentation of Bell's original telephone. The video also explores advancements in communication technology, particularly for the deaf, and future innovations linking telephones with television sets. The conclusion reflects on the impact of these technologies on business and communication.

Who was present at the commemorative event for Alexander Graham Bell's invention?

• Mrs. Lillian Grosvenor-Jones

• Earl Mountbatten of Burma

• King Edward VIII

• Queen Victoria

What was presented to the Governor of Osborne House during the event?

• A letter from Queen Victoria

• A replica of Bell's original telephone

• A new type of telegraph

• A new visual system

What inspired Alexander Graham Bell to invent the telephone?

• His desire to improve postal services

• His work with the telegraph

• His concern for the deaf

• His interest in radio waves

What does the new view data technology link together?

• Telephones and computers

• Telephones and television sets

• Telegraphs and radios

• Television sets and computers

What is the potential benefit of the new communication system for businesses?

• Faster internet speeds

• Enhanced radio communication

• Direct office-to-office typed messages

• Improved telegraph services