CBC, Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation, was a British public service broadcaster headquartered in London.
It boasted a rich history that could be traced back to the early 20th century.
Established during the heyday of the British Empire, CBC's reach extended beyond language and culture.
For over a century, they had been operating across the Commonwealth nations. From Canada to India, from South Africa to Australia, their influence was unimaginable.
They covered the world wars, made drunks laugh with dry humor in the 70s, provided highlights of football games in the 80s, and educated children about the world better than schools ever could.
Radios, podcasts, TV programs, an international newspaper, online articles, magazines—they had their hand in every piece of media that one could possibly name.
They talked about music, sports, news, business, technology, and culture. For their contribution to the British heritage, they were honored by the royal family multiple times.
