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Sources
- Guglielmo Marconi -- orientation only, not cited as evidence for any scored row
- Guglielmo Marconi (Q36488)
- Engineering and Technology History Wiki (IEEE), "Guglielmo Marconi" -- institutional biographical account of his career buildout (English Channel stations by 1899, transatlantic transmitters 1901, London and New York companies). Fetched and read directly.
- Engineering and Technology History Wiki (IEEE Milestones program), "Milestones: Transmission of Transatlantic Radio Signals, 1901" -- institutional engineering-history record of the Sept 17 1901 Poldhu antenna storm destruction and makeshift rebuild. Fetched and read directly. Same institutional author as src_marconi_ethw_bio and src_marconi_ethw_1895 -- treated as ONE independent perspective across all three ETHW pages, not three.
- Engineering and Technology History Wiki (IEEE Milestones program), "Milestones: Marconi's Early Experiments in Wireless Telegraphy, 1895" -- institutional technical account of the grounded-antenna/coherer synthesis and the Celestini hill 2km test. Fetched and read directly. Same institutional source as above.
- Heritage Newfoundland and Labrador (Memorial University of Newfoundland), "Marconi, Guglielmo" -- academic heritage-institution account with specific detail on the Cape Cod storm destruction, the Signal Hill balloon/kite failures, the publicity-stunt framing, the sky-wave/curvature error, and the Anglo-American Telegraph Company lawsuit threat and Marconi's press deception. Fetched and read directly (via direct HTML retrieval after a TLS-verification issue on the standard fetch path).
- Physics World, review of Marc Raboy, "Marconi: The Man Who Networked the World" (Oxford University Press, 2016) -- scholarly biography's findings on Marconi's patent-litigation aggression and business conduct, read via this press review reproducing its specific claims, not the full book volume.
- Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. of America v. United States, 320 U.S. 1 (1943) -- US Supreme Court opinion invalidating Marconi's core four-circuit tuning patent as anticipated by Oliver Lodge's 1897 patent and John Stone Stone's 1900 patent. Official government/judicial record, fetched and read directly.
- Titanic Inquiry Project, US Senate Inquiry, Day 1, Testimony of Guglielmo Marconi (self-testimony, primary transcript) -- his own account of the Marconi company's staffing/accountability structure and equipment. Fetched and read directly.
- Titanic Inquiry Project, US Senate Inquiry official committee report, "Reporting Disaster" section -- the Senate committee's own (non-self, institutional) findings on the Marconi company's conduct around the sale of operator accounts, and its note that Marconi personally approved prohibiting the practice. Fetched and read directly.
- earlyradiohistory.us (Thomas H. White), "Marconi Company and Titanic Disaster Communication (1912)" -- curated historical archive quoting the original Sammis-to-Cottam telegrams ("Keep your mouth shut... Big money for you") and contemporary New York Herald reporting of Marconi's own public denial of involvement. Fetched and read directly.
- The Nobel Prize in Physics 1909 (Marconi and Karl Ferdinand Braun) -- Nobel Foundation official record. Cited for identity/orientation context ONLY, per this rubric's rule against inferring personality traits from prizes; not used as evidence for any scored row.