United Independent Broadcasters, Inc.: The Columbia Broadcasting System

CBS Corporation, in the past (1928– 74) Columbia Broadcasting System and (1974– 97) CBS Inc., real American broad communications organization that works the CBS national radio and TV stations and that incorporates the Simon and Schuster distributing gatherings and the Showtime link arrange, among different property. The organization was fused in 1927 as United Independent Broadcasters, Inc. Its name was changed a year later to Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., and in 1974 it embraced the name CBS Inc. In 1995 CBS Inc. was purchased by the Westinghouse Electric Corporation, which changed its name in 1997 to the CBS Corporation. Home office are in New York City. CBS Corporations is worth about $34.67 billion dollars in tallying and keeps on developing. CBS Corporations claim different TV and radio telecom stations, for example, Country Music TV, Spike TV, UPN and Paramount TV's studio to name a few.

History

Judson's system in this manner converged with the Columbia Phonograph and Records Co. also, changed its name to the Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting Company. Tormented with mounting budgetary misfortunes, the system was acquired for an unassuming $400,000 by William S. Paley, whose father possessed the organization that made La Palina stogies, one of the system's essential promoters. On January 18, 1929, the recently dedicated Columbia Broadcasting System marked reporting in real