AMERICAN ITEMS.
[■Reuters Tki.wi rams.] THK CONTROL OF RROADCAS1 IXG. (Received this day fit. '.0.‘20 a.'".) NEW YORK, October 8. Will radio in America, become a Government monopoly or tall into t lc bands of the big cori-orntions, or become an advertising medium in c-Mipc-tition with the newspapers? I hese and numerous otlu-r questions in connection with the future of broadcastilie are being dismissed at a Conference called bv Air Hoover and attended bv radio leaders from all over the ConMr Hoover Ims an idea that the virtual control of the air should rest with an association somethin* like the News Association serving the newspapers. He believes that local broadcasters are essential and is opposed, both to a Government or a Cmporation monopoly. One great Radio Corporation disagreed with Air Hoover's policy. Its spokesman proposed to erect super<eutral stations of fifty kilowatts capatitv that would directiv serve many millions of people and often reach the entire continent, eliminating many small stations. .
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 October 1924, Page 3
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161AMERICAN ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 9 October 1924, Page 3
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