Radio News

 Radio News 

Radio News was a magazine based in the United States that was established in July 1919 as Radio Amateur News and had its title shortened to Radio News a year later, July 1920. The magazine was founded by Hugo Gernsback, who was an enthusiastic supporter of amateur radio and had a history with radio and electronics as he had a company selling radio and electronics and several magazines explaining their use.

In 1929, an involuntary bankruptcy petition against Experimenter Publishing Company Corporation, which was the publishing company for Radio News, saw the last issue of Radio News under Hugo as the editor.

In June 1930, the company became Radio-Science Publications. Arthur H Lynch had to drop his forecasting of things position to come design, manage and run the radio equipment for Radio-Science Publications in the same year.

In August 1931, Radio-Science Publications released their last issue. Teck Publishing Corporation, a new entity, took over operations of the formerly Radio-Science Publication from September 1931. Laurence Cockaday took over as the new editor.