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BROADCASTERS’
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTE
NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING ♦ ♦ ♦ WASHINGTON, D. C
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PHILIP G, LOUCKS, Mtnaginf Director.
P^tober 1, 1932
REVIEW OF THE WEEK
1. Mr. Schuette for the NAB and Mr. Mills for the Ascap continued their conferences on provisions of the new music copyright license agree¬ ments, a report of which appears on the next page.
2. The NAB Committee conferred with the Bureau of Internal Revenue with the result that the Bureau has agreed to reconsider its recent regul¬ ation imposing a three per cent tax on electrical energy used for broad¬ casting.
3. Reports from Madrid indicate that movement for widening broad¬ cast band is gaining in favor at the International Radiotelegraph Conven¬ tion.
4. Plans for the Tenth Annual Convention of the NAB, to be held at the Hotel Chase, St. Louis, Mo. November I3, l4, Ip and 16, are going for¬ ward as a result of conferences.
5. Federal Radio Commission agrees to consider a proposal by Com¬ missioner Lafount to extend broadcast licenses from six months to one year terms at a meeting next week.
6. Defamation by radio is to be discussed at a meeting of the Amer¬ ican Bar Association Communications ComiTiittee to be held at the Hotel May¬ flower, Washington, D. C. on October 10.
The Broadcasters' News Bulletin is the official publication of the Notional Association of Broadcasters and is issued regularly from the Association's headquarters in the National Press Building, Washington, D. C Information contained herein may not be published without express permission.