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History
Historical Overview of SC Broadcasting
This is a text only file
Historical Overview of SC Broadcasting With Photos
This is a large file (37 MB) and may take a while to download.
Right click the link and perform a "save as" to download the file.
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SCBA Archives – Historical
material from South Carolina radio and television stations has been
preserved in archives established by SCBA in 1976 at the McKissick
Museum on the University of South Carolina Campus in Columbia. Students,
professionals, researchers and members of the public can learn about
the state’s history through film, records, audio and video
tapes and the personal records of South Carolina’s veteran
broadcasters. Origin of the SCBA Archives
Past Presidents
– Like any professional organization, SCBA depends on volunteers
to lead the Association and its many active committees. Since
our inception in 1948, SCBA has been fortunate to have had so many
broadcast pioneers, legends and leaders at the helm of our ever-expanding
association.
*Deceased
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