Title: Big business and radio,
Authors: Archer, Gleason L., 1880-1966.
Publisher: The American Historical Company, inc.
Year: 1939
Subjects: Radio broadcasting History
Contents: Behind the scenes with RCA in 1922 -- A prophecy pigeon-holed -- A vain attempt at mediation -- Hostilities begin -- Compromise, arbitrate, or litigate -- Attempts at compromise -- Arbitration agreed upon -- The arbitration of 1924 -- An inconclusive victory for RCA -- Empire swapping -- Progress toward a National Broadcasting Company -- Radio group and telephone company make peace -- The National Broadcasting Company arises -- Travails of a rival radio network -- Radio and talking pictures -- Radio Corporation unified at last -- The Federal anti-trust litigation -- The consent decree -- Radio and the industrial depression -- Radio broadcasting of today -- Historical background of television -- Television and facsimile -- David Sarnoff looks ahead.