Broadcasting In The Gold Coast -- Two of the senior African Technical Staff in the Balance and Control Room where outputs of Studio, land lines, radio links and record turntables are mixed. From this room two separate programme channels are available to any of two transmitters, a land line or the Recording room.The Gold Coast is justly proud in possessing one of the finest Broadcasting Services in the Colonies.It was introduced by the Gold Coast Government in 1935, in the form of a Rediffusion Service, the primary object being to make available to the public, for a nominal monthly subscription, (5/-a months, which includes installation and use of loudspeaker) an amenity otherwise prohibited to most by the high initial cost of Radio receivers, and by the technical skill needed to operate them. September 01, 1951. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

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Broadcasting In The Gold Coast -- Two of the senior African Technical Staff in the Balance and Control Room where outputs of Studio, land lines, radio links and record turntables are mixed. From this room two separate programme channels are available to any of two transmitters, a land line or the Recording room.The Gold Coast is justly proud in possessing one of the finest Broadcasting Services in the Colonies.It was introduced by the Gold Coast Government in 1935, in the form of a Rediffusion Service, the primary object being to make available to the public, for a nominal monthly subscription, (5/-a months, which includes installation and use of loudspeaker) an amenity otherwise prohibited to most by the high initial cost of Radio receivers, and by the technical skill needed to operate them. September 01, 1951. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

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