Thomas S. Murphy, who as chairman and chief executive of Capital Cities Communications stunned Wall Street in 1985 by acquiring the much larger American Broadcasting Company for $3.5 billion, then ...

The National Broadcasting Company (NBC) signed a $7.75 billion contract in 2014 to broadcast the Olympic games until 2032. It also managed the NCAA through a 2018 deal worth $8.8 billion. Revenue ...

The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation (LABF) has elected Sam Bush, Heather Cohen, Mike McVay and Ernesto Mourelo to its board of directors. The announcement was made by Co-Chairs Heidi … ...

Capitol Broadcasting inducted into the NC media and journalism hall of fame at UNC . Capitol Broadcasting Company, the parent company of WRAL News, is part of the 2024 class inducted into the ...

Airtime for Nazis, socialists, communists. Politics and broadcasting have been consistently intertwined in American history. As I have found in my own research, the commercial broadcasting ...

COLLEGE PARK, Md.—The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation has announced that Hearst Television will be honored with the 2nd Annual Library of American Broadcasting Foundation’s (LABF) ...

WKRN-TV began operation on Sunday, November 29, 1953, at 1:00 p.m., as only the second television station in Nashville. The station’s call letters and channel number were WSIX-TV Channel 8. It ...

1941: Frequency changes for the last time, to 880 kHz. 1946: The American Broadcasting Company comes into existence in the mid-1940s. CBS is uncomfortable with its flagship station bearing the ...

1941: Frequency changes for the last time, to 880 kHz. 1946: The American Broadcasting Company comes into existence in the mid-1940s. CBS is uncomfortable with its flagship station bearing the ...