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jUO broadcaster is more active in the ' search for radio material than i.he European director of the Columbia Broadcasting System. From his '0 flic Os near Broadcasting Mouse, London, he scours Britain and the Continent tor broadcasts that might interest American listeners, and it is surprising how many he finds that do. In the pamphlet ‘•Scanning ihe Seven Seas,” C.B.S. reviews their international record for last year. Of the 240 relays taken by C.B.S. from foreign countries (excluding Canada). Great Britain led with 70. These British relays included both C.B.C. programmes (such as ritose of the Silver .Jubilee and Christmas Day) and broadcasts arranged specially for America, nvanv of them produced with the help of the 8.8. C. A typical example of these was the review of the week broadcast to America by such people as Vernon Bartlett and Stephen King-Uall.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19024, 26 May 1936, Page 11
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