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1. www.dw.com › en › how-radio-became-a-cult-in-itsGerman radio turns 100: a look back at its early years

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   Dec 22, 2020 · The first official radio entertainment program in Germany was broadcast on October 29, 1923. The Allies had by then lifted the ban on listening to radio waves.

2. www.thequota.co › articles › how-radio-shack-doubledHow Radio Shack doubled down on cell-phone sales (and went ...

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   Radio Shack (yes, it was two separate words until much later) was founded in Boston in 1921 by two brothers, Theodore and Milton Deutschmann. They sold both ship radios and radios for amateur gadget enthusiasts, so it made sense that they named their company for the “radio shacks” where radios were housed on naval vessels.

3. worthly.com › five-things-didnt-know-radioshackFive Things you Didn’t Know about RadioShack - worthly.com

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   Aug 12, 2014 · Originally founded in 1921 by two London-born Bostonian brothers, Theodore and Milton Deutschmann, with an interest in selling used ham radio equipment, RadioShack Corporation now has thousands of electronics retail stores spread throughout the United States, Europe, South America and Africa and even opened two new concept stores in China and ...

4. www.aereurope.org › commercial-radio-in-europeCommercial radio in Europe: Leading the audio revolution

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   Feb 14, 2020 · As a result the European Commission’s own Eurobarometer surveys have consistently found that radio is the most trusted of all media. Scoring highest in 24 out of 33 countries surveyed, with 60% of EU citizens saying they trust radio on average.

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   Miami Springs Historical Society and Museum. September 13, 2020 ·. WHO REMEMBERS RADIO SHACK? Theodore and Milton Deutschmann founded Radio Shack in 1921 in Boston. By 1962 the company had 9 locations and was on the verge of bankruptcy when it was acquired by Charles Tandy.

6. radiotoday.co.uk › 2020 › 05Radio’s decade as the most trusted medium in Europe

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   May 3, 2020 · Radio, which has come out top for the tenth year in row, is the most trusted in nearly three quarters (73%) of the European countries covered by the survey, including the UK.

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   When did radio start in Germany?

   • A century ago, the age of radio began in Germany. Cultural broadcasts made radio popular before the Nazis appropriated it for their propaganda. On December 22, 1920, the first radio broadcast in Germany hit the airwaves. "Attention, attention — this is Königs Wusterhausen on radio wave 2700."

   German radio turns 100: a look back at its early years

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   Why was radio so popular in Germany?

   • Meanwhile, inflation was soaring in Germany. Poverty and misery were rampant, especially in the big cities. "Radio was welcomed in Germany like a liberating miracle, especially at a time of intense emotional and economic hardship," Hans Bredow, considered the "father" of German radio, said at the time.

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   How many listeners did Germany have in 1923?

   • In December 1923, there were a total of 467 listeners. One year later, there were already one million listeners within the Reich's entire territory. And in 1932, there were more than four million paying radio subscribers — and at least as many non-paying listeners. The daily broadcasting time also increased steadily.

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   How long was radio in 1923?

   • In 1923, it was 60 minutes; by 1932, there were already 15 hours of radio programs every day. It was the new possibilities of simultaneous acoustic reporting that captivated the "Radioten, " a derogatory term that was used for radio lovers at the time.

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   How did radio change the world in 1929?

   • In 1929, radio came up with another innovation — on-location reporting. Broadcast journalists left their studios and reported instead from sports fields, flew over Berlin in a balloon or went underground with miners in the Ruhr region.

   German radio turns 100: a look back at its early years

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   What did the Reich Broadcasting Corporation do in 1925?

   • In 1925, a central Reich Broadcasting Corporation, similar to today's public broadccasting network ARD, came into being, merging regional broadcasters. Its task was to regulate finances, perform joint administrative tasks and coordinate programming. Radio developed into state broadcasting.

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8. fortworthbusiness.com › business › radioshackE-commerce firm that acquired Pier 1, takes RadioShack assets

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   Nov 19, 2020 · Radio Shack was started in Boston in 1921 by two brothers, Theodore and Milton Deutschmann, to provide equipment for amateur ham radio operators, eventually moved to Fort Worth and at one time had more than 4,000 locations in North America, before declining earlier this century and filing for bankruptcy twice.