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| | United States Early Radio History |
 | | General Electric, Westinghouse and RCA responded by forming their own radio network, however, unable to match AT&T's progress, in 1926 they bought out AT&T's network operations, which were reorganized to form the National Broadcasting Company. |
 | | The next step would be to use the lines to interconnect radio stations, and in December, 1921 a memo written by two AT&T engineers, J. Bratney and H. Lauderback, outlined the establishment of a national radio network, financially supported by advertising. |
 | | Early Government Regulation (1903-1946) - Documents covering early international and national control of radio. |
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