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The National Broadcasting Company (NBC) is an American commercial broadcast television and radio network that is the flagship property of NBCUniversal, a subsidiary of Comcast. The network is headquartered in the Comcast Building (formerly known as the GE Building) at Rockefeller Center in New York City, with additional major offices near Los Angeles (at Universal City Plaza) and in Chicago (at the NBC Tower). NBC is sometimes referred to as the "Peacock Network", in reference to its stylized peacock

Comcast Business Analysis Patricia Baskerville MGMT/521 January 30, 2012 Professor Samuel Cunningham Comcast Business Analysis Comcast is one of the largest video, broadband Internet, telephone, and cable service providers in the United States. The company is a member of the fortune 500 company as the largest and profitable companies. Comcast ranking number is 66 in the fortune 500 company and is in third

Comcast is now a nationally recognized name, but before Comcast became an empire, it was a small cable station with 1200 subscribers in Tupelo, Mississippi. Ralph Roberts bought the small cable station 1963 during a poker game with some friends. Throughout the years, Comcast has been able to grow and expand with the new technological developments and consumer appetite. Comcast has branched out from cable and entered the high-speed internet provider market, the telephone communications service as

Comcast Corporation is the nation's leading provider of cable, entertainment and communications products and services, with 24.1 million cable customers, 12.4 million high-speed Internet customers and 3.5 million voice customers. Comcast is principally involved in the development, management and operation of broadband cable networks and in the delivery of programming content. Comcast provides a wide variety of consumer products and services: • Video - Comcast is the nation's largest video provider

Customer Service & Corporate Social Responsibility of The Comcast Corporation Patrick Naughton Bridgewater State University Author Note This paper was prepared for COMM 226 Introduction to Public Relations fall 2015 Customer Service & Corporate Social Responsibility of The Comcast Corporation Introduction Customer Service & Corporate Social Responsibility Social responsibility is a belief that one has both, the moral and ethical responsibility to base decisions based off of the effect which

America’s largest cable provider at the time. To date, The Comcast Corporation remains the largest broadcasting company in the industry with an estimated 30 million subscribers and a net worth of nearly $148 billion. The Comcast Corporation’s Customer Service Company Perceptions Xfinity’s customer care is confident in their customer service guarantee which seems promising. (Xfinity, 2015) The guarantee wants consumers to be amazed with the choices Comcast offers, excited by the innovation they provide and

Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Accenture - Global Accenture is a great success story by any measure. The company’s history has been more than 60 years in the making—from the earliest days as a pioneer in the new world of information technology in the 1950s to its position today as a Fortune Global 500 industry leader. Initially called Andersen Consulting, Accenture was formally established in 1989 when a group of partners from the Consulting division of the various Arthur Andersen firms around the

every available option and then those that aren’t available, a person who sees the good in all situations even when it’s covered in mud. I 've been thankful to have opportunities extended to me from Comcast that have given me both professional and personal gains. The experience I have had at Comcast has enhanced my skill set in so many ways, in ways that were intentional and in ways that were simply the by-product of simply observing situations. When I came into the company, I knew nothing about

The Adelphia Scandal The Dawn of Adelphia Adelphia was founded in 1952 by John Rigas and his brother Gus Rigas in Coudersport, Pennsylvania with the purchase of their first cable franchise for $300. After 20 years, the Rigas brothers incorporated their company under the name Adelphia which derived its name from a Greek word which means brothers, an apt corporate title for a business that would employ generations of the Rigas family. Adelphia was a cable television company and built its success

Comcast and Time Warner Cable Merger Haley Miller, April Brooks-Price, Heather Henley, Germaine Wright, and Anthony Young American InterContinental University Abstract Included in this paper the firms I the proposed merger are described thoroughly. Annual sales and extent of their operations are listed. The incentives to consolidate from the firm’s point of view are shown. The product, production methods, scale of production, and sources for raw materials are described along with the