The Extent of the Development of Radio Over the World

THE history of radio development for the seven years during which broadcasting has been extending its influence is not the property of any one country or race. Advancement has been world-wide, even though few countries have produced original ideas upon which developments have been based. In order that the story may be clearly understood regarding other countries it is necessary to consider what has taken place in the United States. It is in the United States that broadcasting has been developed to the greatest extent. It is in the United States that the use of receivers has become more common than in any other country. It is not surprising, therefore, that the newer equipment should originate in the United States, where the demand advances as rapidly as the course of radio history. It is but a matter of a few weeks at most before equipment newly introduced on the American market finds both supply and demand in other countries. Radio literature is surprisingly international in its appeal, and the American publication dedicated to radio carries abroad the description and advertisement of the latest wrinkles, with immediate inquiry and demand on the part of foreign purchasers. Radio exporters early learned of this new force in radio trade, and are now usually prepared to introduce their equipment almost simultaneously in all world markets

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