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Radio broadcasting emerged in the early twentieth century as a revolutionary means of —deliveringdeliverydelivereddeliver news and entertainment into private homes. Early stations relied on simple transmitters, and reception was often —disrupteddestroyeddisturbeddistracted by atmospheric interference. Despite the later rise of television, radio has —retainedremainedmaintainedobtained a loyal audience, particularly among commuters.