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1941: Frequency changes for the last time, to 880 kHz. 1946: The American Broadcasting Company comes into existence in the mid-1940s.

Murphy Burns last month stepped down as CEO to become chair of the Madison, Wisconsin-based company’s board. She was a pioneer in American broadcasting who transformed her family’s business ...

The LABF is the philanthropic arm of the Library of American Broadcasting, which houses the nation’s most extensive collection of broadcast history, policy, and tradition. The collection, preserved at ...

Within weeks he was gone. Broadcasting’s self-censorship under government pressure expanded at the start of World War II.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The Library of American Broadcasting (LAB) will honor TV and radio stars in its third annual ...