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This mid century poster was created for the Sonora Radio Company by French artist Haeck. In the center of the image, a brunette woman is observed smiling while flanked by Sonora branded radios, making it clear that Sonora is the best and only choice.

James Joyce used a high-quality French-manufactured radio in 1934 that enabled him to listen to Irish, British, continental, and some American stations. He rented a Sonora radio from a Parisian retailer, "Hamm, Facteur de Pianos et Orgues." A hitherto-unremarked series of publicity materials relating to the Sonora Radio Company suggests the material influenced Joyce's perception of radio in the modern world, coalescing with a range of radio references that recur in Finnegans Wake. This essay looks at Joyce's radio listening experiences during the 1930s, highlights the plenitude of radio references in the Wake, suggests that "in a tone sonora" (a Finnegans Wake phrase) can be attributed to Joyce's ownership of a Sonora radio, outlines the early history of the Sonora Company in France and in America, examines the heft of its publicity materials, and briefly looks at Joyce's relationship with his Parisian radio provider.

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Ceux Qui Savent Exigent Sonora: "those who know select Sonora". Designed by the French artist Haeck, this vintage radio poster features a pretty woman thinking about the latest radios Sonora offers. Perfect for the communications buff!

Continuing to reinvent itself, Sonora produced chimes in the early part of the twentieth century, then phonographs, before making radios starting in the early 1920s. In the early 1930s, it began making radios in France at a factory in Putreaux, near Paris. This poster, which bears this French address, was most likely published in the early 1930s. Even though Sonora changed its products (and name) during these years, it kept its old-fashioned bell and slogan in its name and advertisements.

This vintage poster provides a wonderful look back to a time before television when radios were changing the world. And it's a quaint reminder of how technology, starting with chimes and ending with computers, swept through the twentieth century and remade our lives.

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DESCRIPTION: Look at the curves on this one! The shapely profile has rounded speaker grill that tapers around to the back. Handcrafted wood tabletop tube radio manufactured by Sonora in the 1945 time frame still in excellent working and physical condition. Original factory finish is in very good condition. Not refinished no over spray no touch up. None needed. Finish is thin on top with a few areas worn through. No thinning patches on sides or front. Original decorative bevel edges are in excellent condition with no major dents or dings. No peeling, cracked, or chipped veneer. Picks up AM stations clearly and loudly without external antenna attachment. Excellent construction and design! No cracks, splits, peeling veneer or separated joints. Beautiful curved sides with nice grained finish. Wood grill slats are all one piece no cracks. No missing slats. The original knobs are marbled brown plastic original and securely attached. The glass dial is in great condition! No flaking numbers or graphics. This radio is over 70 years old! All the dial numbering and lettering is crisp and clear. The glass dial is not cracked no chips no scratches. Tuning dial does not slip no sticky spots. Dial light lights up brightly. The unit powers on and off with a definitive click. Tone knob works but the high and low tonal change is barely noticeable. All out of spec capacitors have been replaced with modern equivalents so this radio has another 50+ years or more of playing time! The tubes are working fine. Bottom factory label is intact original slightly yellowed with age. Original backing board is in original fine condition. All out-of-spec resistors have been replaced with modern correct value and voltage equivalents. The brand new replacement power cord and polarized plug with no cracks, or splits or electrical tape repair. No exposed wiring. The radio has been thoroughly cleaned and inspected. All wiring has been thoroughly checked for possible bridging and weak solder connection. Comes from non-smoking, mature, clean professional environment.

Please join us for an outdoor worship event at Calvary Chapel Sonora on Friday, Oct. 20th. Worship will begin at 6 pm with Matt Cross, followed by special guest, Stephen McWhirter, from 6:30 pm to 8 pm. Please register for this free event on the provided link above. Donations will be accepted on the night of the event. Gates will open at 5 pm. Food from local vendors will be available for purchase. Seating in the amphitheater is limited, so we recommend you bring a chair and/or a blanket. For any questions related to this event, please call (209) 533-8820 or email us at: office@ccsonora.com.

David Simerley, a UFO enthusiast and radio host for KAAD-LP 103.5 FM, suggested that a rash of UFO sightings of flying saucers in the 1950s was based on military suppression of technology stolen from a human inventor, not military suppression of alien technology.

N2 - The emotional potential of sound is an excellent resource for companies and institutions seeking to test new ways of communicating with their stakeholders through the senses. However, there are still few organizations that include sound as a conveyer of their corporate identity. Audio branding aims to expand the contact points with audiences by incorporating sound elements that facilitate the recognition of the brand's values. This research attempts to understand the use that corporations make of sound as a communication tool and to evaluate its presence, but above all it wants to find out if this use is due to a strategic approach or if it is a specific decision marked by the temporality of advertising campaigns. For this reason, in this paper we have taken the radio as an advertising media. On the one hand, because it is the sound media par excellence. On the other hand, because it is where we can find the most well-known modes of audio branding such as the brand song, the jingle or the sonotype. The sample, composed of 239 inserts from the 3 generalist radio channels with the highest audiences in Spain, reveals that only 21% of items contain an element of audio branding, indicating that this is a field yet to be explored by organizations.

AB - The emotional potential of sound is an excellent resource for companies and institutions seeking to test new ways of communicating with their stakeholders through the senses. However, there are still few organizations that include sound as a conveyer of their corporate identity. Audio branding aims to expand the contact points with audiences by incorporating sound elements that facilitate the recognition of the brand's values. This research attempts to understand the use that corporations make of sound as a communication tool and to evaluate its presence, but above all it wants to find out if this use is due to a strategic approach or if it is a specific decision marked by the temporality of advertising campaigns. For this reason, in this paper we have taken the radio as an advertising media. On the one hand, because it is the sound media par excellence. On the other hand, because it is where we can find the most well-known modes of audio branding such as the brand song, the jingle or the sonotype. The sample, composed of 239 inserts from the 3 generalist radio channels with the highest audiences in Spain, reveals that only 21% of items contain an element of audio branding, indicating that this is a field yet to be explored by organizations. e24fc04721