Westinghouse Broadcasting Company

Westinghouse Broadcasting Company, established by the Westinghouse Electric Corporation, was a major U.S. media company known as Group W. It owned and operated a large network of television and radio stations, providing news, entertainment, and sports content across many markets. The company was recognized for its quality programming and innovations in broadcasting. Over time, it became part of CBS Corporation, contributing significantly to the development of the American broadcast industry. Essentially, Westinghouse Broadcasting played a key role in delivering media content to millions of viewers and listeners across the country.