Commentary: Acknowledgement of a certain anniversary (specifically the one hundredth anniversary of the incorporation of a certain provider of network programming for certain broadcast stations related to southwest Alabama (specifically that of a certain National Broadcasting Company (NBC) that was usually a provider of network programming for the stations named WALA-TV, WODX-AM (which later became WALA-AM, WMML-AM, WLVV-AM, and WNGL-AM), and WPMI-TV in years past (and later a certain broadcast station near southwest Alabama named WEAR-TV in more recent times)))

A certain World Wide Web site involving various texts of, "Encyclopedia Britannica" appeared to have had at least one section or page involving groups of text such as some text of, "The oldest broadcasting network in the United States [as of calendar year 2026], the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) came into being on [Monday] November 15, 1926, with a gala four-hour radio program originating from the ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City." this Wednesday (update for Wednesday, November 4th, 2026: hyperlink connected to more information (from a certain "United States Early Radio History" World Wide Web site) about the National Broadcasting Company mentioned before this update earlier in this paragraph)

(next (for a future commentary/acknowledgement article similar to this one): the one hundredth anniversary of the (Thursday, January 27th, 1927) incorporation of a certain other provider of network programming (specifically that of a certain Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) that usually provided programming to certain broadcast stations related to southwest Alabama named WKRG-TV (in years past and more recent times) and WKRG-AM (which later became WNTM-AM, WPMI-AM, and WNTM-AM again) in years past (and even WALA-TV and WEAR-TV prior to WKRG-TV) (update for Wednesday, November 4th, 2026: the "Columbia Broadcasting System" hyperlink before this update earlier in this paragraph was connected to a certain part of the same "United States Early Radio History" World Wide Web site mentioned in the paragraph directly above this one)