Headquarters: New York, NY
Founded: 1888
Founded by: Unknown
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The oldest record label, Columbia started as a local company selling Edison's wax cylinders, and eventually moved into 78s. They were the first to sell two-sided records and the first to sell LPs. In 1931, they merged with EMI, but the American division was promptly sold off because of anti-trust concerns. For a while, CBS Records became the parent company, but it was soon folded back into the Columbia banner. In 1988, they were bought by Sony.
CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) is a US television network. The Muppet Show pitch reel was produced to sell the show to CBS, and featured frequent mention of the network, as well as showing its logo at the end of the pitch tape. Eventually, The Muppet Show was picked up as a production taped in association with CBS Owned television stations, and sold in syndication.
The Children's Television Workshop offered Sesame Street to CBS, but they passed on it.[1]
CBS (the Columbia Broadcasting System) is one of the main television networks in the United States.
In Star Wars history, it is notable as the network which broadcast The Star Wars Holiday Special in its first and only appearance on American television on November 17th, 1978. CBS also aired the Star Wars specials SPFX: The Empire Strikes Back in 1980, and Classic Creatures: Return of the Jedi in 1983. Also, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope made its network television debut on CBS in June of 1984.
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