BRITISH BROADCASTING.
EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY. THE FUTURE OF WIRELESS. LONDON, Nov. 10. To-day marks the eighth anniversary of the establishment of broadcasting in England. Sir Oliver Lodge predicts that in the very near future the entire world will be linked up and that all parts will be heard with the same clearness as local programmes.
Captain P. P. Eckerslcy, formerly engineer to the British Broadcasting Corporation, says he expects that wireless jn future will be laid on to houses instead Qf being received through acts. Within 10 years, he says, householders will have buttons to press and an infinite choice of programmes.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20724, 18 November 1930, Page 9
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