Question

In the early 20th century, many record companies were threatened by the rise of the radio industry in the United States. What specifically were these companies concerned about?

Answer 1

Answer:

In the early 20th century, many record companies were threatened by the rise of the radio industry in the United States. These companies were concerned:

• The radio may take away their audience.

Explanation:

• In 20th century, many records companies were worried because they were thinking radio is a threat for their existence because they can take their a large number of audiences which can result in decline of their sales thus leading to damage to them.
• The radio states can provide alternative to vinyl records. The public can listen to their different programs and can fulfill their need.