NBC

NBC is an American television and radio network owned by NBCUniversal. Founded in 1926, it became a major broadcaster in the United States.

David Sarnoff: David Sarnoff was an American broadcasting executive who led the Radio Corporation of America and helped build NBC. As RCA’s president, he oversaw NBC’s creation and expansion.
NBCUniversal: NBCUniversal is an American media and entertainment company owned by Comcast. It owns NBC and supplies the corporate structure behind the network.
NBC Nightly News: NBC Nightly News is NBC’s flagship evening television news program. It is a defining example of the network’s national news operation.
ABC: ABC is an American commercial television and radio network owned by The Walt Disney Company. ABC is a nationwide broadcast rival with a distinct corporate owner and history.
Radio Corporation of America: The Radio Corporation of America was an American electronics and broadcasting company founded in 1919. RCA established NBC as a national radio network in 1926.
NBC Television Network: The NBC Television Network is NBC’s national service for broadcasting television programming through owned stations and affiliates. It is the network’s central operation and the source of its best-known programs.
Today (American TV program): Today is an American morning television program broadcast by NBC since 1952. Its long-running format demonstrates NBC’s role in daily network television.
CBS: CBS is an American commercial television and radio network owned by Paramount Global. CBS competes with NBC for audiences, affiliates, and national programming.
WEAF: WEAF was a New York City radio station that became a flagship of NBC’s Red Network. Its programming and telephone-line links formed the foundation of NBC’s first network.
NBC Radio Network: The NBC Radio Network is NBC’s national radio service, originating in the network’s 1920s broadcasting operations. It was NBC’s original business before television became its dominant outlet.

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