Radio Corporation of America

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Radio Corporation of America was a major American electronics and communications conglomerate best known for pioneering radio and television technology and broadcasting throughout the 20th century.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf broadcasting company
conglomerate
defunct company
electronics company
acquiredBy General Electric
brand Nipper logo
RCA
RCA Victor
contributedTo standardization of AM radio broadcasting
standardization of television broadcasting in the United States
country United States
dateDissolved 1986
developed NTSC-compatible color television
RCA 1802 microprocessor
RCA COSMAC architecture
RCA color television system
early television cameras
vacuum tube technology
foundedAs government-sponsored radio monopoly
foundedBy American Telephone & Telegraph
General Electric
United Fruit Company
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
headquartersLocation New York
New York City
United States
inception 1919
industry consumer electronics
radio broadcasting
recorded music
semiconductors
television broadcasting
keyPerson David Sarnoff
Owen D. Young
Robert W. Sarnoff
notableFor development of color television broadcasting
development of commercial broadcasting in the United States
pioneering radio technology
pioneering television technology
notableProduct RCA Victor radios
RCA television sets
color television systems
phonographs
operated radio networks
record labels
television networks
owned NBC
NBC Radio Network
NBC Television Network
RCA Records
RCA Victor
RKO Radio Pictures
Random House
parentCompanyOf RCA Camden plant
RCA Laboratories
participatedIn World War I radio patent pool
peakEra mid-20th century
researchArm RCA Laboratories
stockExchangeListing New York Stock Exchange
successor Bertelsmann Music Group
GE Consumer Electronics
NBC
Thomson SA
tickerSymbol RCA


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