Maritime tragedies such as the Titanic sinking set a precedent for regarding radio as having a special public responsibility.

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The lack of effective communication played a significant role in the tragedy of the Titanic, leading to the requirement for radio on all ships and establishing the importance of radio in maritime safety. This responsibility is evidenced by the Radio Regulations adopted by the International Telecommunication Union, which set standards for radio communication and ensure that radio is available for distress and safety purposes.

Maritime Tragedies Such as the Titanic Sinking Set a Precedent