Capitol Broadcasting

Capitol Broadcasting Company (CBC) is a media and entertainment company based in Raleigh, North Carolina, founded in 1937. It started with a single AM radio station and has since expanded to own nine radio stations and three television stations. CBC is known for its commitment to excellence, integrity, teamwork, and community impact. The company has pioneered several advancements in broadcasting, including North Carolina's first high-powered FM radio signal and the first U.S. commercial company licensed for High Definition television signals. CBC operates various media platforms, focusing on news and entertainment while embracing technological innovations. In addition to broadcasting, CBC is involved in new media, real estate development, and professional sports, owning the Durham Bulls baseball team and hosting events like That Music Fest. CBC actively engages with the community through initiatives such as Radiothons for Duke Children’s Hospital and partnerships with organizations like the Special Olympics. The company values diversity and innovation, maintaining a forward-thinking culture that supports its various ventures.