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... Radio Communication by telephone and radio has had a noticeable impact upon the art of speech . Just as the radio has made speakers and audiences more conscious of the importance of split timing , so has it sharpened their perceptions ...
... Radio Communication by telephone and radio has had a noticeable impact upon the art of speech . Just as the radio has made speakers and audiences more conscious of the importance of split timing , so has it sharpened their perceptions ...
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... radio speaking . One reason why many radio programs now have a studio audience is to help the speakers get the necessary feeling of direct communication . The listener's interest is sustained for a longer period when he is seated with ...
... radio speaking . One reason why many radio programs now have a studio audience is to help the speakers get the necessary feeling of direct communication . The listener's interest is sustained for a longer period when he is seated with ...
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... radio announcers who first gained prominence in this new profession . Like Milton Cross , he had originally been trained for the concert platform . Singing lessons , though not absolutely necessary for the radio speaker , can be helpful ...
... radio announcers who first gained prominence in this new profession . Like Milton Cross , he had originally been trained for the concert platform . Singing lessons , though not absolutely necessary for the radio speaker , can be helpful ...
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Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice ... Lionel Crocker,Louis Michael Eich No preview available - 1955 |
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