Further Reading
- Wile, Frederic William (1974). Emile Berliner Maker of the Microphone. Ayer Company + isbn = 0-405-06062-9.
- Harvey, Wells F. (October 1912). "Dr. Berliner, Master Inventor". The World's Work: A History of Our Time XXIV: 673–675. http://books.google.com/books?id=F4pgvOJ2Xx8C&pg=PA673. Retrieved 2009-07-10.
- Emile Berliner - An Unheralded Genius Part I - The Early Years: Fact Paper 27-I
- Emile Berliner - An Unheralded Genius Part II - The Later Years: Fact Paper 27-II
- The Telephone - Fact Paper 2
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