In the mid-1920s as a series of radio conferences proposed federal government regulation of radio, what was the reaction of most broadcasters?
A)Strong opposition
B)Mild opposition
C)Indifference
D)Mild acceptance
E)Strong acceptance

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Most broadcasters in the mid-1920s strongly accepted the idea of federal government regulation of radio. They believed that regulation could help organize the airwaves, reduce interference, and provide a more stable and predictable environment for the growth of the industry.

In the Mid-1920s as a Series of Radio Conferences Proposed