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	CBS
		CBS was one of the three commercial television networks that dominated broadcasting in the United States before the rise of cable television.
		What became CBS was founded as The "Columbia Broadcasting System" in 1927 as a joint venture by Columbia Records and New York City talent agent Arthur Judson.
		CBS made the first color broadcasts the following year, but using technology incompatible with existing fl-and-white television which would be rejected by the FCC a few years later in favor of competing a color television standard developed by RCA.
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	CBS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) is a major television network and radio broadcaster in the United States.
		Though there were many competing patents and systems, RCA dictated the content of the FCC's technical standards, and grabbed the spotlight from CBS, DuMont and others by introducing television to the general public at the 1939 New York World's Fair.
		In 2004 the FCC imposed a record $550,000 fine on CBS for its broadcast of a Super Bowl half-time show (produced by sister-unit MTV) in which singer Janet Jackson's breast was briefly exposed.
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	Columbia Broadcasting System - Wikipedia
		Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) ist einer der größten Hörfunk- und Fernsehsender der USA.
		CBS wurde 1927 als ein Joint Venture von Columbia Records und der New Yorker Talentagentur Arthur Judson gegründet.
		September 1927 mit 47 Radiostationen auf Sendung mit der Bezeichnung The Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting System.
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		In November of 1928, Columbia paid $390,000 to A.H. Grebe's Atlantic Broadcasting Company for what would become its New York flagship station, WABC, which moved to a clear channel frequency, 860 kHz, on November 8.
		This technology was rejected by the FCC a few years later in favor of a competing color television standard developed by RCA.
		It continued its expansion in 1997 with the $4.9-billion purchase finity Broadcasting Corporation, one of the largest owners of radio stations in the United States.
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	CBS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		What became CBS was founded as the "Columbia Broadcasting System" in 1927 as a joint venture by Columbia Records and New York City talent agent.
		In November of 1928, Columbia paid $390,000 to 's for what would become its New York flagship station, WABC, which moved to a clear channel frequency, 860 kHz, on November 8.
		In 2004 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) imposed a record $550,000 fine on CBS for its broadcast of a Super Bowl halftime show in which singer Janet Jackson's breast was briefly exposed.
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		The broadcast cases are inapposite in the present context, because cable television does not suffer from the inherent limitations that characterize the broadcast medium.
		Indeed, broadcasters are required by federal regulation to identify themselves at least once every hour, 47 CFR 73.1201 (1993), and it is a common practice for broadcasters to disclaim any identity of viewpoint between the management and the speakers who use the broadcast facility.
		In a similar vein, although a broadcast station's eligibility for must-carry is based upon its geographic proximity to a qualifying cable system, 534(h)(1)(C)(i), the Act permits the FCC to grant must-carry privileges upon request to otherwise ineligible broadcast stations.
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	CBS - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The network was the second channel out of three major networks to transition to color; most of the channel did so in the fall of 1965.
		CBS made the first color broadcasts in 1941, but using technology incompatible with existing fl-and-white television.
		It continued its expansion in 1997 with the $4.9-billion purchase of Infinity Broadcasting Corporation, one of the largest owners of radio stations in the United States (second only to Clear Channel Communications).
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	Columbia Broadcasting System - Freepedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Columbia Broadcasting System (ou CBS) est un important réseau de radio et de télévision des États-Unis.
		Ce qui deviendra CBS est fondé en 1927 en tant que "Columbia Broadcasting System", un joint-venture entre Columbia Records et l'agent artistique Arthur Judson.
		Elle émet pour le première fois le 18 septembre 1927 en tant que The Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting System avec quarante-sept stations de radio.
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	Columbia Broadcasting System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Columbia Broadcasting System (ou CBS) est un important réseau de radio de télévision des États-Unis.
		Ce qui deviendra CBS est fondé en 1927 en tant que "Columbia Broadcasting System" joint-venture entre Columbia Records et l'agent artistique Arthur Judson.
		Elle pour le première fois le 18 septembre 1927 en tant que The Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting System avec quarante-sept stations de radio.
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	Columbia Broadcasting System
		Soon merged with the Columbia Phonograph Company, the network went on the air on 18 September 1927 as the Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting Company.
		He also stole a march on his rival in what they considered their undisputed realm--technology---when his CBS Research Center, under the direction of the brilliant inventor Peter Goldmark, developed the Long Playing phonograph recording technique and color television.
		The network found itself dubbed the Communist Broadcasting System by conservatives during the McCarthy era.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/C/htmlC/columbiabroa/columbiabroa.htm (1169 words)

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		Poller further claimed that the overall purpose of CBS was to destroy UHF broadcasting, which had only been permitted to enter the field in 1952, in order to protect its vast interest in VHF stations throughout the United States.
		Moreover, it is patent from the terms of the contract under which CBS purchased petitioner's equipment that petitioner represented to the respondents that he would continue broadcasting operations as an independent from the studio formerly occupied by Bartell.
		Columbia Steel Co., 334 U.S. Without of course suggesting that the Federal Communications Commission has authority to alleviate an applicant for a station license from the requirements of the antitrust laws, United States v.
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		The radio network was renamed The Columbia Broadcasting System.
		(The NBC Red and CBS radio networks are now both distributed by Westwood One, a unit of Infinity Broadcasting, owned by Viacom, which also owns CBS Television.
		Together with William L. Shirer, Murrow practically invented broadcast journalism as we know it today.
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	CBS - Art History Online Reference and Guide
		CBS Broadcasting, Inc. is a major radio and television network in the United States.
		In November of 1928, Columbia paid $390,000 to A.H. Grebe 's Atlantic Broadcasting Company for what would become its New York flagship station, WABC, which moved to a clear channel frequency, 860 kHz, on November 8.
		In 2004 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) imposed a record $550,000 fine on CBS for its broadcast of a Super Bowl half-time show in which singer Janet Jackson's breast was exposed.
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	COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) es una cadena estadounidense de radio y televisión.
		La red de televisión de la CBS suministra programas a más de 200 estaciones independientes y 5 propias en Estados Unidos, así como a otras afiliadas en el extranjero.
		La compañía se fundó en 1927 como United Independent Broadcasters, Inc., en 1928 se pasó a llamar Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. y en 1974 CBS.
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	CBS FACTS AND INFORMATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		With the infusion of cash from these investors, in November of 1928 Columbia paid $390,000 to A.H._Grebe's Atlantic_Broadcasting_Company for a small Brooklyn station, WABC, which would become the network's flagship station.
		Even with increased backing, the network continued to lose money, and on January_18 1929, Columbia Phonographic sold its half-interest for $400,000 to William_S._Paley, son of a Philadelphia cigar manufacturer.
		Though there were many competing patents and systems, RCA dictated the content of the FCC's technical standards, and grabbed the spotlight from CBS, DuMont and others by introducing television to the general public at the 1939_New_York_World's_Fair.
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	CBS Network History
		The Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting System, which was to act as sales agent for United, was organized in April of 1927.
		The Columbia phonograph company then withdrew from the project with the sale of all capital stock which United bought and then renamed the company the Columbia Broadcasting System.
		Columbia was known as the "Purple Network" (from the color coding on the ATandT diagrams).
	www.oldradio.com /archives/prog/cbs.htm (568 words)

	Don Lee Broadcasting System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The network was first affiliated with the Columbia Broadcasting System when it was created in 1927, but chafed under its requirements and the difficulty of time-delaying broadcasts from New York for the west coast.
		Don Lee switched affiliations in 1936 when be purchased part of the Mutual Broadcasting System and the west coast network became the Don Lee Mutual Broadcasting System.
		Upon his death, Thomas S. Lee Enterprises d/b/a the Don Lee Broadcasting System was sold to General Tire and Rubber Company and joined The Yankee Network.
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	Columbia Broadcasting System : CBS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) is a major radio and television network in the USA.
		This radio network lost money in its first year, and on January 18, 1929 Columbia Records sold out its interests in the radio network to a group of private investors for US$400,000, headed by William Paley, a Philadelphia cigar manufacturer.
		It uses material from the wikipedia article Columbia Broadcasting System : CBS.
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		This is as true for a production-orientated classification system as for a market-orientated one.
		Thus, the classification system should not include intermediate products -- those produced by the unit but then consumed by it as an input to its final output -- because the value of such products is already counted in the value of the unit's final products.
		An ideal classification system would allow for the elimination of products produced and consumed at each level of aggregation; for example, the product output measures for each NAICS national industry and sector would include only the output of products final to the industry and sector.
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	Spotlight on Golden Age Networks - CBS
		The Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting System had been formed by the Columbia Phonograph Company with the express purpose of providing a medium with which to promote it's sales of phonographs and recordings, but the funding and basic concept proved untenable after only a few months of operation.
		Paley, who'd been a major advertiser with Columbia Broadcasting from early on, then purchased a controlling interest in the network in September of 1928 and shortly after dissolved the sales company.
		But what with many people having tuned into the broadcast a bit late, the utter realism of the broadcast, punctuated as it intentionally was, with 'newsbreaks' and 'on-the-spot reports' of the drama unfolding near Grover's Mill, New Jersey, apparenly thousands of listeners had absolutely no idea that what they were experiencing was a dramatic presentation.
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	A Brief History of Columbia Boradcasting System
		Just as World War II was looming near for the U.S., CBS bought a TV station in NYC and began weekly television broadcasts using the call letters, WCBS.
		It was not until after the war that CBS was able to launch a television network with WCAU in Philadelphia.
		CBS recieved the broadcast rights to the Olympics for the first time since 1960 in 1988.
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		The station-break cue of "This is the Columbia Broadcasting
		"This is CBS - the Columbia Broadcasting System"
		Both CBS Radio and the emerging CBS Television used the "This is CBS - the Columbia Broadcasting System" as late as 1951...
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	Columbia Broadcasting System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) ist einer der größten Radio- Fernsehsender der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika.
		CBS war einer von drei kommerziellen die das Fernsehen dominierten bevor das Kabelfernsehen eingeführt wurde.
		September 1927 auf Sendung mit der Bezeichnung The Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting System und 47 Radiostationen.
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	CBS - Pictures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		By the early 1990s, profits had fallen as a result of competition from cable companies videorentals, and the high cost of programming.
		Former CBS News reporter Bernard Goldberg alleged a pattern of bias in reporting in his book Bias.
		af:CBS de:Columbia Broadcasting System el:Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) es:Columbia Broadcasting System fr:Columbia Broadcasting System ja:CBS
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	columbia broadcasting system - OneLook Dictionary Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		We found 2 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word columbia broadcasting system:
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		Columbia Broadcasting System : Encyclopedia of Television [home, info]
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