South African Broadcasting Corporation (7571 bytes)
1: ...l Party]] government. Today it favours the ruling African National Congress party in its broadcasts, while ...
2: ...UK), although this title is no longer used by the Corporation.
6: The SABC began the first [[radio]] broadcasts in South Africa in the 1920s, establishing services in wha...
7: ... of popular music reflected the [[National Party (South Africa)|National Party]] government's extreme con...
9: ...n as Radio South Africa, which broadcast in other African languages, as well as [[French language|French]],...

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (10194 bytes)
2: ...dcasting Corporation''' is the national, [[Public broadcasting|public broadcaster]] in [[Australia]]. It is gove...
6: ...with the passage of the ''Australian Broadcasting Corporation Act 1983'' (ABC Act).
13: ...ABC had exclusive Australian television and radio broadcasting rights to the Games. (A commercial TV station, [...
20: *[[ABN-2]] [[Sydney]], [[New South Wales]]
23: ...] [[Adelaide]], [[South Australia]] (known as ABC Southern)

Asahi Broadcasting Corporation (5210 bytes)
1: ...8;, ''Asahi-hōsō'') is a [[Japanese]] [[broadcasting station]] in [[Osaka]]. It is also known as '''A...
21: ...quired '''[[ISO 14000|ISO 14001]]''' for Japanese broadcasting station's first time. In [[2008]], the new offic...
23: ==Broadcasting==
74: *[[Mainichi Broadcasting System]] (MBS, 毎日放送)
75: *[[Kansai Telecasting Corporation|Kansai TV]] (関西テレ&#12...

Hubbard Broadcasting Corporation (4753 bytes)
1: ... that was started by [[Stanley E. Hubbard]]. The corporation has broadcast outlets scattered across [[Minnesot...
3: ...generated by running [[advertisements]]. Hubbard Broadcasting now operates three radio stations as well as seve...
5: ...sion|satellite TV]] and operated [[U.S. Satellite Broadcasting]] (USSB) for many years but this property was lat...
7: ...vision is affiliated with [[American Broadcasting Corporation|ABC]]. KSTP AM broadcasts a [[talk radio]] forma...
9: ...oadcast ABC network programming when channel 5 is broadcasting coverage of local football games and other specia...

Broadcasting Corporation of America (733 bytes)
1: The '''Broadcasting Corporation of America''' was a former subsidiary of [[AT&T]]...
3: ...asting Company]] to the premier place in [[U.S.]] broadcasting that it was to hold for many years.

Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (907 bytes)
1: ...yming with the prestigious [[British Broadcasting Corporation]].
4: * [[http://www.kbc.co.ke/ Kenya Broadcasting home page]]
7: [[Category:Broadcasting by country]]

Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (1286 bytes)
1: ...mbabwe]]. It succeeded the Rhodesian Broadcasting Corporation (RBC) in [[1980]], and like the RBC under the whi...
9: ...It was the first such service in the region, as [[South Africa]] did not introduce television until [[197...

Infinity Broadcasting Corporation (678 bytes)
1: ...[radio station]]s in the [[United States]]. The [[corporation]] owns around 180 radio stations operated from 22...
3: Infinity Broadcasting is a subsidiary of [[Viacom]], which also owns a ...
6: ...tp://www.infinityradio.com/ Infinity Broadcasting Corporation] (official site)
11: [[fr:Infinity Broadcasting Corporation]]

Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (2689 bytes)
3: ...Corporation''' (CyBC / PIK) is [[Cyprus]]' public broadcasting service, transmitting island-wide on three radio ...
7: ...dcasts followed three years later and it became a Corporation in 1960 when the island gained independence from ...
11: ...g Service changed its name to Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation and since then functions as a semi-governmental o...
17: ...ies]] (BONAC) and the [[Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation]] (CBA). The CyBC has been a regular contributor ...
25: CyBC is a member of the European Broadcasting Union and has recently installed a state-of-the-a...

Taegu Broadcasting Corporation (699 bytes)
1: ... [[1994]], as an affiliate of [[SBS (Korea)|Seoul Broadcasting System]] (SBS).
19: [[Category:South Korean companies]]

Aomori Broadcasting Corporation (1314 bytes)
1: ...ōsō Kabushiki Gaisha'') is a Japanese [[broadcasting station]] in [[Aomori]]. It broadcasts many TV p...
4: ==Broadcasting==

Crosley Broadcasting Corporation (895 bytes)
1: '''Crosley Broadcasting Corporation''', founded by radio manufacturing pioneer [[Powe...
3: Broadcast outlets operated by Crosley Broadcasting or its successor, Avco, included:

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (16249 bytes)
3: The '''Canadian Broadcasting Corporation''', commonly known by the abbreviation '''CBC''',...
6: ...ncern was the growing influence of American radio broadcasting as US based networks began to expand into Canada.
8: ...Canada. In [[1936]], the CRBC became a full Crown corporation, and gained its present name.
10: [[image:external_1.jpg|right|thumb|Canadian Broadcasting Centre in [[Toronto, Ontario|Toronto]]]]
11: .... Since the [[1970s]], the CBC has not dominated broadcasting in Canada like it formerly did, but still plays a...

Palestinian Broadcasting Corporation (333 bytes)
1: ...sidiary known by the name Voice of Palestine. The corporation is funded partially by US government.
8: [[Category:Multinational corporations]]

Osaka Broadcasting Corporation (1253 bytes)
1: '''Osaka Broadcasting Corporation, Inc.''' (abbreviation: '''OBC''', '''大&#3...
3: ==Broadcasting==
9: * The pet name of the Osaka Broadcasting Corporation is called "Radio Osaka."("ラジ&#12458...
22: *[[Asahi Broadcasting Corporation]] (ABC, 朝日放送)
23: *[[Mainichi Broadcasting System]] (MBS, 毎日放送)

Corporation for Public Broadcasting (766 bytes)
1: ...oadcasting provides some funding for the [[Public Broadcasting System]] and member stations of [[National Public...

Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation (587 bytes)
1: ...is widely regarded as one of the world's finest [[broadcasting]] institutions.
3: ...ened the newly established Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation along with Minister [[Ranasinghe Premadasa]] and ...

South African 32 Battalion (2633 bytes)
1: ...antry]] [[battalion]] of the pre-[[1994]] [[South African Army]].
3: ...SADF). It was also the most decorated unit during South Africa's "border war", with a total of fourteen [...
7: ...refuge in the then [[South Africa]]n-controlled [[South-West Africa]].
11: ...s such, its involvement it the Angolan/South-West African border war was greater than that of any other uni...
13: ...ommissioned officer]]s (NCOs) led by white South African officers and NCOs, although there was also a numb...

Greatest South African (4437 bytes)
3: The greatest South Africans?
5: ... some views from an American interested in South African history:
7: ...Britain during the two World Wars and would place South Africa on the morally correct -- and victorious -...
9: ...ruger's. Kruger held to the firm conviction that South Africa was not just to be a white man's country, ...
11: ...red persons on the globe. As the leader of a new South Africa, Mandela served as a model in his effort t...

South African Chinese (992 bytes)
2: ...group of Chinese diaspora born and/or living in [[South Africa]].
4: Many early Chinese arrived in 1904 into South Africa to labour on the gold mines in Transvaal.
6: As with Negroid South Africans, the ethnic Chinese hath suffered the wrath of t...
8: ...g's Chinatown has several multigenerational South African Chinese families. Unfortunately, the Chinatown i...
10: ... Taiwanese immigrants invest heavily in the South African economy.

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