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National Association of Broadcasters
TRADE ORGANIZATION "The National Association of Broadcasters is a trade association that advocates on behalf of more than 8,300 free, local radio and television stations and also broadcast networks before Congress, the Federal Communications Commission and the Courts."
Official Website:
http://www.nab.org/
Location:
Washington, DC
Founding Date:
1922
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
|---|
| Rodney H. Brady |
Business |
1933 |
|
Deseret Management Corporation |
| LeRoy Collins |
Politician |
10-Mar-1909 |
12-Mar-1991 |
Governor of Florida, 1955-61 |
| W. Don Cornwell |
Business |
1948 |
|
CEO of Granite Broadcasting |
| Ronald R. Davenport |
Business |
c. 1936 |
|
Sheridan Broadcasting Corporation |
| Craig A. Dubow |
Business |
26-Oct-1954 |
|
CEO of Gannett |
| Dick Ebersol |
Sports Journalist |
28-Jul-1947 |
|
Chairman of NBC Sports, 1989-2011 |
| Mel Karmazin |
Business |
24-Aug-1943 |
|
President and COO of Viacom, 2000-04 |
| John Kluge |
Business |
21-Sep-1914 |
7-Sep-2010 |
Media mogul, Metromedia, Inc. |
| L. Lowry Mays |
Business |
24-Jul-1935 |
|
CEO of Clear Channel, 1972-2004 |
| Mark P. Mays |
Business |
c. 1963 |
|
CEO of Clear Channel |
| Randall T. Mays |
Business |
c. 1965 |
|
President of Clear Channel |
| Bud Paxson |
Business |
17-Apr-1935 |
9-Jan-2015 |
Paxson Communications |
| James Quello |
Government |
21-Apr-1914 |
24-Jan-2010 |
FCC Commissioner, 1974-97 |
| Robert C. Wright |
Business |
1943 |
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CEO of NBC Universal |
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