RADIO TELEPHONY
GREAT DEVELOPMENTS
(Aust. and N.Z. C»blej. London. Feb. 14
In order to cope with the tremendous development of radio telephony and photography the Post Office intends to scrap its great building in Queen Victoria .Sjteeet and replace it wth a much larger one, which will take three years to erect. In the meantime the staff will be housed nearby. It is pointed out that wireless telephony wijtlh the Dominions is certain to be established in the future, throwing more work on the London centre, while it is anticipated there will be enormous increase in picture, transmissions, whidbi are already a, regular part of newspaper activities. The Daily Telegraph has been sending news pictures daily to the Olympic throughout her voyages to and from America. A cartoon transmitted from New York a few da,y s ago by the new beam wireless method was wonderfully clear.
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Feilding Star, Volume 7, Issue 2136, 15 February 1929, Page 5
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