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Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 22, 13 December 1929, Page 10

ITH the rapid increase in the number of broadcast stations all over the world, it is disturbing. to learn from South Africa that ‘listeners | are growing dissatisfied with ‘broadcasting .because there is too niuch of it. It is feared that too plentiful a . supply sharpens the critical faculties of the listener to a degree which ‘becomes unpleasant from the broadcaster’s point of view. A well-known English journal urges a reduction, in, the broadcasting hours, in the belief that the programmes would be consequently improved. .¢