HIGH SPEED TELEGRAPH.
200 WORDS A MINUTE. If the Government agrees to the proposals to be submitted to it by Mr Gavin L. Creed, the much-needed installation of a high-speed telegraphy printing system throughout Australia might be the outcome (says the Sydney "Daily Guardian"). Mr Creed is a director of the Telegraph Manufactures Co., of Great Britain, and has arrived in Sydney with a demonstrating plant for the automatic transmission and reception of news at a rate of from 100 to 200 words a minute. The new-comer declared that its benefits were manifold. It was being used to great advantage in connexion with wireless on the principal radio world routes. The high speed printing telegraphy system introduced by liis firm, he added, has already been installed in. 95 per cent, of the H£wspapei ofiicea in .Great Britain- - ~ ~ •'• s~
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 17984, 30 January 1924, Page 3
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