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THE delay which has arisen in connexion with the inauguration of the proposed provision of a comprehensive radio broadcasting scheme in the British Isles has caused questions affecting the policy the Government should pursue in relation to broadcasting to be widely ventilated, and has, at the same time, directed attention to the great variety of interests that are involved in this matter. In view of the immense importance of radio-telegraphy to-day in connexion with measures affecting national defence, and of the fact that this means of communication is easily susceptible of interference from accidental causes as well as those of wilful design, it is the duty of the Government to ensure that the radio interests in its own care shall be properly safeguarded in the new situation which has come into existence in the wireless field.
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Radio Broadcasting in Great Britain. Nature 110, 237–239 (1922). https://doi.org/10.1038/110237a0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/110237a0