Eugene D. Jackson

CTL-E-4471 · Person · businessperson · 20th century

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African-American electrical engineer and business consultant; co-founder of the National Black Network (1973) and founder of the National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters (1976).

The record

Also known as: Eugene Jackson

Relationships

National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters — founded
Eugene D. Jackson conceived and started the National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters in Atlanta.
National Black Network — founded
Eugene D. Jackson co-launched the National Black Network on July 2, 1973.

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National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters — founded by → this record
National Black Network — founded by → this record

Sources

Wikipedia - National Black Network

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