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	MSN Encarta - NBC Universal
		NBC Universal, formerly the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) and Vivendi Universal Entertainment.
		NBC Universal was formed in May 2004 through the acquisition of Vivendi Universal Entertainment, a division of the French-owned Vivendi Universal, by General Electric.
		NBC Universal is a media and entertainment company, jointly owned by General Electric Company and Vivendi Universal.
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	National Broadcasting Company
		RCA's dominance of the broadcast industry led to government scrutiny in the late 1930s when the FCC began to investigate the legitimacy of networks, or "chain broadcasting" as it was then called.
		The power and influence of a national network aided RCA as it lobbied to see its technology adopted as the industry standard, particularly during the early years of television and in the battle over color television.
		NBC's most important role for its parent was in helping to extend the general appeal of television as the market for television sets boomed.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/N/htmlN/nationalbroa/nationalbroa.htm

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		But the fact that the chain broadcasting method brings benefits and advantages to both the listening public and to broadcast station licensees does not mean that the prevailing practices and policies of the networks and their outlets are sound in all respects, or that they should not be altered.
		NBC was also the licensee of 10 stations, including 7 which operated on so-called clear channels with the maximum power available, 50 kilowatts; in addition, NBC operated 5 other stations, 4 of which had power of 50 kilowatts, under management contracts with their licensees.
		CBS and NBC immediately invoked the 'exclusive affiliation' clauses of their agreements with these stations, and as a result thousands of persons in many sections of the country were unable to hear the broadcasts of the games.
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		NBC Universal, formerly the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) and Vivendi Universal Entertainment.
		Although no medium of mass communication was as much in the public consciousness in 1948 as radio broadcasting, television was included in the medium as a real factor for the first time.
		National Public Radio (NPR), first noncommercial, satellite-delivered radio system in the world, and a membership organization serving more than 540...
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	NBC Career Opportunities
		We own and operate the No. 1 broadcast television network, a fast-growing Spanish-language broadcast network, a valuable portfolio of news and entertainment cable networks, premier motion picture company and television production studios, a leading television stations group, and world-renowned theme parks and resorts.
		NBC Universal is a group of highly skilled and motivated people focused on developing, producing and marketing the highest quality entertainment, news and sports programming, and location-based entertainment experiences, on a global basis.
		NBC and Vivendi Universal Entertainment have joined together to become NBC Universal, one of the world's preeminent media companies.
	www.nbcjobs.com

	NBC
		NBC Asia is a unit of the National Broadcasting Company (NBC), the USA, and a subsidiary of (GE), one of the largest industrial companies in the world.
		NBC delivers news, views, entertainment, and world-class sports for a sophisticated, internationally minded audience, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (nbcasia.com, 1998, p.1).
		NBC was given a rate of 3 because you may have good relations in one country but that does not put that same kind of relationship in stone for the next country.
	www.gwu.edu /~crn40013/strataud/NBC.htm

	The National Broadcasting Company -
		The National Broadcasting Company, as a service of RCA, has been in the vanguard of television pioneering and development since the earliest days of experimentation, when about the best that could be produced were barely recognizable pictures of Felix the Cat on screens the size of a playing card, or smaller.
		For if sight and sound were to be combined and go anywhere in the public interest, it was agreed by the pioneers, broadcasting had to keep pace at least with receiving techniques.
		NBC and its affiliates, thus prepared, are scoring continuously impressive “firsts” in the field of entertainment, as well as in news, special events, education and religion.
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	National Broadcasting Company, Inc.
		Rumors abound that NBC is eager to form a merger with a media conglomerate in the near future.
		Unlike the other broadcast networks, NBC is not part of an entertainment conglomerate; it’s one of 14 divisions of General Electric.
		NBC reacted by expanding its cable operations, including the purchase of Value Vision, the third-largest home-shopping cable network, and Telemundo Communications, whose Spanish-language programming reaches 88 percent of Hispanics in the United States.
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	NBC.com > Corporate Info
		An industry pioneer for more than 75 years, the National Broadcasting Company was founded in 1926 by General Electric, RCA, and Westinghouse.
		In April 2002, NBC purchased Telemundo, the second-largest U.S. Spanish-language television network, and in December 2002, the company added the Bravo cable network to its portfolio.
		In addition to the NBC Television Network and the NBC Television Stations Division, the company owns CNBC, which is the global leader in business news, reaching 175 million homes worldwide.
	www.nbc.com /nbc/header/Corporate_Info.shtml

	Announcing the National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (1926)
		If other radio manufacturing companies, competitors of the Radio Corporation of America, wish to use the facilities of the National Broadcasting Company for the purpose of making known to the public their receiving sets, they may do so on the same terms as accorded to other clients.
		The National Broadcasting Company will not only broadcast these programs through station WEAF, but it will make them available to other broadcasting stations throughout the country so far as it may be practicable to do so, and they may desire to take them.
		One of his major responsibilities will be to see that the operations of the National Broadcasting Company reflect enlightened public opinion, which expresses itself so promptly the morning after any error of taste or judgment or departure from fair play.
	earlyradiohistory.us /1926nbc.htm

	Arts: Television: Networks: National Broadcasting Corporation - Open Site
		NBC became the first U.S. network to begin regular television broadcasts with its inaugural telecast of the opening day ceremonies of the New York World's Fair of 1939.
		NBC also ventured into the early morning time slots with the Today show and late evening with Tonight.
		But NBC could not keep the ratings and had fallen from it's number one slot by the late 1980s.
	open-site.org /Arts/Television/Networks/National_Broadcasting_Corporation

	The Papers of Layne R. Beaty: Scope and Content Note
		The National Farm and Home Hour was aired over the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) from 1928 to 1960, and was cosponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and NBC as a public service program for farmers and homemakers.
		The Layne R. Beaty Papers center on the history of farm radio and television broadcasting in the United States and especially on the origins and development of the National Farm and Home Hour, the most popular radio program of all time in this country.
		The photographs, arranged alphabetically, are mostly of radio and television farm directors and broadcasters, but include photos of USDA and NBC network officials involved in the operation of the National Farm and Home Hour.
	www.nal.usda.gov /speccoll/findaids/beaty/by_scope.html

	Monthly Labor Review: NBC implements final offer - National Broadcasting Company Inc - Developments in industrial relations
		NBC implements final offer After 7 months of negotiations and the rejection of two company proposed contracts, the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) implemented its "final offer" to the National Association of Broadcast Engineers and Technicians.
		NBC implements final offer - National Broadcasting Company Inc - Developments in industrial relations
		National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians / Negotiation, mediation and arbitration
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	YLE - Finnish Broadcasting Company
		The company plays a major role in producing and presenting programmes dealing with national arts, educational programmes and children's programmes.
		The company is 99.9% state-owned and supervised by an Administrative Council appointed by Parliament, and operates under the Act on Yleisradio Oy.
		YLE operates five national television channels and thirteen radio channels and services complemented by 25 regional radio programmes.
	www.yle.fi /fbc/thisyle.shtml

	The NBC Television Network - Fact Sheet - Hoover's
		The company, owned by media conglomerate NBC Universal, operates the #4 broadcast network NBC, which serves 14 company-owned or -operated stations and more than 230 US affiliates.
		Sister company NBC Universal Cable operates several cable channels including Bravo, USA Network, and business news channel CNBC (with Dow Jones).
		The new company is 80%-owned by General Electric; Vivendi owns the rest.
	www.hoovers.com /nbc/--ID__47376--/free-co-factsheet.xhtml

	National Broadcasting Company (NBC) Radio Collection:Recorded Sound Section--Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
		The National Broadcasting Company (NBC) Radio Collection, one of the largest single collections of broadcast recordings (150,000 discs) in the United States, was donated to the Library in 1978.
		National Broadcasting Company (NBC) Radio Collection:Recorded Sound Section--Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
		Together, the NBC catalog and files are the single most complete written record of American broadcasting content in the collections of the Library of Congress.
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	National Broadcasting Company and Telemundo Communications Group, Inc. Merger Page
		Telemundo Communications Group, Inc. (“Telemundo”) and National Broadcasting Company (“NBC”) have filed applications pursuant to Section 310(d) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, seeking Commission approval to transfer control of licenses and authorizations currently controlled by subsidiaries and affiliates of Telemundo.
		National Broadcasting Company and Telemundo Communications Group, Inc.
		Opposition to Motion for Extension of Time filed by Council Tree Hispanic Broadcasters II, L.L.C. Joint Opposition to Motion for Extension of Time filed by National Broadcasting Company, Inc. and Telemundo Communications Group, Inc.
	www.fcc.gov /transaction/nbc-telemundo.html

	National Broadcasting Company
		NBC, National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (Compañía de Emisión Nacional), emite cadenas de radio y televisión, produce programas de televisión, opera emisoras de radiodifusión en los Estados Unidos, posee varias cadenas de televisión por cable/satélite e inversiones en activades multimedia, internet y televisión por cable.
		La NBC operaba las estaciones de radio de la RCA, General Electric Company (GE), Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company y American Telephone and Telegraph (AT&T).
		La NBC es una división de la General Electric Company.
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	General Electric and the National Broadcasting Company: A Clash of Cultures
		The clash of cultures between General Electric and the National Broadcasting Company becomes most clear in matters affecting the prestigious but unprofitable NBC News Division.
		General Electric and the National Broadcasting Company: A Clash of Cultures
		General Electric and the National Broadcasting Company: A Clash of Cultures, 40pp+, (C16-90-939.0)
	www.ksg.harvard.edu /case/caseweb/catalog/abstracts/GeneralElectric.html

	WHMC-Columbia--National Broadcasting Company, "America United," Radio Program, 1945 (C3872)--INVENTORY
		The National Broadcasting Company produced the series of radio programs entitled "America United" as a public service feature during and after World War II.
		An audio recording of the 10 June 1945 "America United" radio program produced by the National Broadcasting Company and hosted by the American Farm Bureau Federation.
		National Broadcasting Company, "America United," Radio Program, 1945 (C3872)
	www.umsystem.edu /whmc/invent/3872.html

	National Broadcasting Company - Careers, Jobs and Hiring Information: Vault.com.
		With company profiles, interviewing advice, message boards, job listings, career services and more, Vault is your complete resource to jobs, careers, interviews and recruiting at National Broadcasting Company.
		National Broadcasting Company - Careers, Jobs and Hiring Information: Vault.com.
		Get the inside scoop on jobs and careers at National Broadcasting Company.
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	Guide to the National Broadcasting Company, Inc. Selected Radio Broadcasts, 1935-1950.
		National Broadcasting Company, Inc. Selected radio broadcasts, 1935-1950.
		Guide to the National Broadcasting Company, Inc. Selected Radio Broadcasts, 1935-1950.
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		According to ADVO, the company that printed the advertisement, a graphic artist working on the ad had left his desk for a moment, and a co-worker with the initials C.C. changed the text on the ad.
		ADVO representatives in Dallas said they are mortified by the oversight and that they are trying to figure out why the error was never caught.
		This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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	National Geographic Channel TV Worldwide - Programming & Schedule
		Globally, National Geographic Channel (including NGC U.S. which is a joint venture of NGT&F and Fox Cable Networks Group) is available in over 230 million homes (including day-part households) in 153 countries and 27 languages.
		A business enterprise owned by National Geographic Television& Film (NGT&F), Fox Entertainment Group and the National Broadcasting Company (NBC), NGCI contributes to the National Geographic Society's commitment to exploration, conservation and education.
		National Geographic Channels International (NGCI) invites viewers to re-think the way they see television—and the world—with smart, innovative programming.
	www.nationalgeographic.com /channel/intl/index.html

	The National Broadcasting Company
		The National Broadcasting Company delivered double-digit earnings growth for the second consecutive year on an 8% revenues increase in 1994.
		NBC also became a leader in new media products with the launch of NBC Desktop Video, a service that will bring business news video, live or on-demand, directly to personal computers.
		NBC ended 1994 as the only network remaining on VHF stations in all top 25 markets.
	www.ge.com /annual94/iba10a18.htm

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	IMS:Robert Wright, President of National Broadcasting Company, National Press Club
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		The spectrum that broadcasters currently use would be returned to the government which could auction it for new uses, raising new revenue.
		Plans call for stations to be loaned a second channel so they can broadcast in both the old and new services.
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