POPULAR RADIO.
ADVANCE IN BRITAIN.
TWO MILLION LISTENERS-IN. (AVSrHiUAX .'.KD U.S. C.HH.I ASSOCIATION.) (»r cable—rauss association coitbight.) (Received February sth, 8.30 p.m.) LONDON, February o. Tito "Daily Express," reviewing, wireless progress in Britain, says that over 12,220 milea of atrial wire havo boon erected in tho past twelve months. There are now 650,000 official licenses for broadcast receiving sets, besides innumerable seta unlicensed. Tho entertainment industry has drawn over £IOO,OOO during the past year in foes, copyright royalties and salaries far wireless concert* totalling 17,500 hours' transmission. It is estimated that there aro three. listencrs-in for each license. Therefore, including pirates, aver 2,000,000 people are entertained daily, at a cost of half a farthing a head. Tho effect on trade is shown by tho London Directory, in which the number of firms dealing with apparatus doubles in a year.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 17990, 6 February 1924, Page 9
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139POPULAR RADIO. Press, Volume LX, Issue 17990, 6 February 1924, Page 9
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