Two of his Marconi Company operators working in the Titanic's radio room — known as a Marconi Wireless room — sent out distress signals soon after the ship's fateful collision with an iceberg.

Marconi, however, had a commercial monopoly on his wireless telegraph, cornering a luxury market for non-essential communications at sea that included Titanic. Read why Titanic’s iconic Marconi ...

A desperate drama played out in the Marconi wireless telegraph rooms of the doomed Titanic on the night it sank more than 100 years ago, killing about 1,500 people. Now, the story of the ship’s ...

Marconi successfully sent the first wireless telegraphic signals across the Atlantic Ocean in 1901. At 11:40pm ship's time on April 14, Titanic hit that infamous iceberg and began taking on water ...

US company RMS Titanic Inc (RMST), sole holder of the shipwreck’s salvage rights since 1996, warns the wireless sits beneath the roof of the Silent Room in the Marconi Suite, which is ...

The Titanic sank during its maiden voyage in 1912. (Acme Newspictures via Library of Congress) A federal judge says RMS Titanic Inc. can go forward with its plan to cut into the Titanic shipwreck ...

A federal judge in Virginia has ruled that a salvage firm can retrieve the Marconi wireless telegraph machine that broadcast distress calls from the sinking Titanic ocean liner. In an order ...

A federal judge ruled in favor of a salvage company that plans to retrieve the Marconi wireless telegraph machine from the Titanic, overturning an order made in 2000 preventing anyone from cutting ...

The BBC's Sean Coughlan narrates the Marconi wireless operators' version of the Titanic disaster. Morse code becomes speech synthesis, 100 years on, and provides us with a "black-box recording".