Radio

During the 1930's the radio earned more than $2,000 a year. There was money being spent on the advertising all over on magazines, newspapers, even the radio. Broadcasting was done in the US and Europe. Technology was booming during that time. Songs and items were reviewed on the radio which would be considered more of advertising. Commercials were not allowed, but there were commercial stations on the radio for advertisements to be shown. Throughout my research I had seen a lot Coca Cola examples of ads. Products like Cracker Jacks and Cigarettes by the jingle.