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who was the first Radio Announcer?​

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Answered by arnabchakraborty14
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The first words uttered on air by a BBC announcer at 5.33 PM on November 14, 1922 – the man who had that honour was Arthur Burrows – as the video above reveals, were: “2LO, Marconi House, London, calling.” as you can hear in the video above.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Arthur barrows was the first radio announcer

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