Dovetails nicely with the previous paragraph, I think you doth protest too much. "In the early days of broadcast development and regulation, Crosley and WLW sp

Dovetails nicely with the previous paragraph, I think you doth protest too much. "In the early days of broadcast development and regulation, Crosley and WLW sparked debate about what radio should and could be. Could a few clear-channel stations adequately serve—and acculturate—entire regions of listeners? Or would a national network system with local affiliates better target listener needs and interests?"