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Radio To Dominate Air Waves This Year Predicts Sarnoff
David Sarnoff in New York outlines radio and television industry roles in national defense and public information in 1951. He cites civilian and military production, expanded broadcasting for news and civil defense, warning networks, and continued peacetime growth through television expansion and new programs. He notes technicians serving abroad and labs producing radar gear and guided missile research, with caution about government freezes on new TV stations easing in 1951.
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United States
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Arity
Amedia
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Vlesma
Korea
Berlin
Alaska
Pacific
Asia
Army
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Alps Force
Merchant Marine
United States Navy
Teleyvision
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