 They all soon realized that they had missed the boat with radio coverage and began to peddle their own news to radio stations.This put the squeeze on the upstart Transradio.By 1940 Transradio was sending news out to hundreds of stations in the U.S. and Canada, distributing foreign news from France's Agence Havas, Britain's Central News Agency, Germany's Transocean News Service (part of DNB (Deutsche Nachrichten Buro)), British Official Wireless, and its own private sources, including the pioneering foreigncorrespondent Betty Wason, who started the Czechoslovakian bureau in 1938.