潍坊的广播电视发展史（The history of radio and television development in Weifang）.doc

潍坊的广播电视发展史（The history of radio and television development in Weifang） The history of radio and television development in Weifang Tags: Weifang radio and television history. See this good article online today, and keep it. Weifang broadcasting began in the late liberation war. Its development order is: first, after the town, rural, broadcast first, after the television, first wired, wireless. In August 1948, the peoples education Museum of the Weifang special city set up radios, amplifiers and two big loudspeakers in the East bell tower of Weicheng, and used the evening time to broadcast and publicize the masses. The broadcasting industry began. In the spring of 1950, a radio station was set up at the Fangzi coal mine to broadcast the workers. This is an industrial and commercial broadcasting station and the first cable station in the city. The broadcasting industry in this city has been organized and led by the radio station. On April 23, 1950, the Central News Administration issued the decision on the establishment of a radio broadcasting network. In August 28th of that year, the Propaganda Department of the Shandong branch of the CPC Central Committee issued a notice on the establishment of a radio broadcasting network throughout the province. Changwei area in late October in Weicheng at the time and area counties have been established under the radio station, then radio stations gradually to the organs, organizations, towns, factories, rural development. By the end of 1952, 418 radio stations were set up in the city, forming a broadcasting network throughout the whole area. In 1955, according to the National Broadcasting Bureau and the provincial broadcasting bureau to establish rural wire broadcasting planning, the pilot station in Yidu county. By 1958, radio stations had been set up in 12 counties and cities in the whole area, and the radio network was replaced by wired broadcasting network. The radio station was set up, through villages and households radio h