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The National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters (NABOB) is a pivotal organization founded in 1976 that champions the interests of Black media owners across radio, television, and digital platforms in the United States. With a commitment to fostering diversity, representation, and excellence in media, NABOB empowers Black-owned media to amplify their voices and influence within the industry.

Comprising over 200 member stations, NABOB plays a crucial role in addressing the significant disparities in media ownership, where Black Americans represent only a fraction of commercial stations. Through initiatives in revenue generation, government relations, and education, NABOB is dedicated to nurturing future leaders and ensuring equitable representation in the media landscape.

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