RADIO AS SOCIAL FACTOR
EVERYTHING-BROADCAST IN U.S.A. By Telegraph.— Press Association, . z Wellington, Aug. 25. -Two - things which chiefly impressed. . Mr. ■ Harris, general manager of - tjhe=Radio Broadcasting Company, in his trip through the United States and Canada were the enormous - advance- in broadcasting as a social factor in people’s lives and the wealth of talent at the disposal of the big broadcasting companies. People expect everything, from the biggest event to the smallest, to be broadcast, and it is. While away he was chiefly concerned with the technical side of broadcasting and on this he is making a special report to the company.
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Taranaki Daily News, 26 August 1930, Page 12
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