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What was good for records was good for broadcasting; and what was good for broadcasting will be as certainly good for talkies.
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The quote says that successful ideas in recorded sound should also work on the radio, and that radio successes should work in sound films. It presents these forms of entertainment as connected: what audiences enjoy in one medium can be carried into the next.
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- Wireless Weekly (Australia), August 2, 1929
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- Official Statement
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