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• Provincial-level units and municipalities rapidly expanded local telephone and wire broadcasting networks.
• The receiving network was augmented, while a system for wired broadcasting via rebroadcasting centres was arranged.
• A vast wired broadcasting system included over 2, 600 stations carrying radio transmissions into all rural units and many urban areas.
• By 1984 there were over 2, 600 wired broadcasting stations, extending radio transmissions to rural areas outside the range of regular broadcasting stations.
• In the 1930s some towns in Great Britain used wire broadcasting experimentally either over dedicated cables ( sometimes as baseband audio ) or through power lines.
• Wired broadcasting could also be used by governments as a tool of censorship through promoting ownership of wire-only receivers which could not receive foreign stations.
• In Switzerland a system known as " wire broadcasting " ( " Telefonrundspruch " in German ) transmitted AM signals over telephone lines in the longwave band until 1998, when it was shut down.
• PBN pioneered the broadcast industry in the Bicol region by operating the first cable radio station, " Radyo Balagon ", under the banner of Bicol Wire Broadcasting System ( BWBS ), the parent company of what PBN Broadcasting Network, Inc . is today.
• With the success of Bicol Wire Broadcasting System ( BWBS ), and although technology was still in its infancy in the 60s, Bicol Wire Broadcasting System evolved into People s Broadcasting System ( PBS ) with the establishment of 1960 DZGB-AM, the pioneer commercial radio station in Legaspi.
• With the success of Bicol Wire Broadcasting System ( BWBS ), and although technology was still in its infancy in the 60s, Bicol Wire Broadcasting System evolved into People s Broadcasting System ( PBS ) with the establishment of 1960 DZGB-AM, the pioneer commercial radio station in Legaspi.