CBS Corporation

CBS Corporation was a major American multinational mass media company, headquartered in New York, New York. Its primary interests included commercial broadcasting, television production, publishing, and digital media. Re-established as a standalone entity in 2006 after a corporate split, it was originally formed when Westinghouse Electric Corporation renamed itself CBS Corporation in 1997. The company was a significant force in the media industry.

The corporation operated the CBS Television Network, distributing programming to over 200 domestic affiliate stations. Its extensive portfolio encompassed CBS Television Studios, CBS Television Stations, CBS Interactive, CBS Films, Showtime Networks, CBS Sports Network, and the prominent Simon & Schuster publishing house. Employing between 1,000-5,000 individuals, CBS Corporation achieved revenues of $1.36B. Details about its operational structure and leadership can be explored via Meet CBS Corporation's team.

In addition to its broadcast and digital media arms, CBS Corporation was a key player in publishing via Simon & Schuster. It also held a stake in The CW network and managed extensive local broadcasting assets, including 29 television and over 100 radio stations across major U.S. markets. The company's independent history concluded with its December 2019 merger with Viacom, forming ViacomCBS, which later became Paramount Global.