When was the National Broadcasting Company established?
The Radio Corporation of America established the National Broadcasting Company in 1926. This new entity became the first major broadcast network in the United States.
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The Radio Corporation of America established the National Broadcasting Company in 1926. This new entity became the first major broadcast network in the United States.
Comcast purchased a controlling interest in NBCUniversal in 2011 and acquired GE's remaining stake in 2013. The network now operates under the umbrella of this massive global conglomerate with headquarters at Rockefeller Center in New York City.
Meet the Press debuted in 1947 as one of the longest continuously running series on American television. Today followed shortly after in 1952, establishing a morning news format that persists today.
NBC expanded to cable with the launch of CNBC in 1989 and created MSNBC in 1996 as a joint venture with Microsoft. The Weather Channel joined NBC in 2008 alongside Blackstone Group and Bain Capital.
NBC holds American broadcasting rights to the Summer Olympic Games since 1988. Winter Olympic rights were secured starting with the 2002 games.