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In the spring of 1948, we said that FM radio was no longer just "a hope for the future." The technology, invented in 1933, had started to fulfill its potential, though on a limited scale and only in particular cities. Unlike AM broadcasting, FM was nearly free from hiss, static, and interference. So you could actually enjoy some AM programming recast onto FM and hear the ...