Radio Corporation of America
| Institution is inactive | |
| Legal form | Inc. |
| Founding date | 1919 |
| Liquidation date | 1986, |
| Headquarters | Rockefeller Center |
| Website | https://rca.com |
| Wikipedia link | https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Corporation_of_America |
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Radio Corporation of America
- founded -
National Broadcasting Company
By 1926, RCA controlled the commercial radio market. RCA purchased AT&T's WEAF and WCAP radio stations and merged them with its own broadcast stations, New York's WJZ and Washington, D.C. station WRC. to the new station chain National Broadcasting Company (NBC).
Radio Corporation of America
- Takeover 1986 -
General Electric
RCA was acquired by General Electric in 1986 for $6.28 billion.
RCA was founded in 1919 as a public company majority owned by General Electric, with David Sarnoff becoming its managing director. The rules of operation required that the company be largely US-owned. The RCA took over the assets of American Marconi and was responsible for marketing General Electric and Westinghouse's radio accessories.
Radio Corporation of America
- worked for -
Arnold Spielberg
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Radio Corporation of America
- belonged to -
CIT Group
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Radio Corporation of America
- Takeover in 1967 -
The Hertz Corporation
RCA acquired Hertz in 1967, but continued to run the company independently.
Radio Corporation of America
- belonged to -
Random House
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Radio Corporation of America
- Managing Director -
David Sarnoff
RCA was founded in 1919 as a public company majority owned by General Electric, with David Sarnoff becoming its managing director.
Radio Corporation of America
- Record business -
RCA Records
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