Central Glaskarn Broadcasting
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| Public | |
| Industry | Radio and television network |
| Founded | 1927 |
| Headquarters | Krystallum |
| Parent | Cardinal Worldwide Media |
Central Glaskarn Broadcasting (stylized as CGB) is a Krystallic commercial broadcast television and radio network, currently part of the media conglomerate Cardinal Worldwide Media.
CGB was founded as a radio station and record company in 1927 and expanded into television in the 1940s. The company was founded and is continued to be based in Trinidad, Astoria, Krystallum.
Trinidad Pictures was founded as a subsidiary of CGB in 1932, was sold by CGB in 1944. Trinidad Records was founded in 1927 and sold to Tarun in 1988.
CGB purchased the Gowcester Broadcasting Corporation from Edwin Calhoun in 1990. By 1995, after five years of lawsuits by the Gowcester and Krystallic governments, CGB sold GBC to the Gowcester government. CGB merged with Parmedio Inc in 2000, and split in 2005. CGB re-merged with Parmedio Inc in 2019 to form CGB-Parmedio, changed its name to Cardinal Worldwide Media] in 2022. (Parmedio Inc acquired Cardinal Pictures Inc in 1994).
