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The Cleveland Association of Broadcasters (CAB) is not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting the quality of broadcasting in the Cleveland area. Organized in 1979, the CAB provides forums for issues concerning all segments of the Cleveland Broadcasting community, and fosters greater understanding between those in the broadcast sales, advertising and business communities.
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Find out more about CAB's annual Awards for Excellence in Broadcasting.

Scholarships

CAB is committed to helping educate the next generation of broadcasters.

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2023-2024 Scholarship Update – Winners announced:

Amber Phillips (Two Year Scholarship)
Ohio Media School

Drew Bailey ($2,000 Pam Godfrey Scholarship with a focus on audio)
University of Akron

Ethan Jenkin ($2,000 Pam Godfrey Scholarship with a focus on television)
Ashland University

Justin Dedrick ($2,016 Fred McLeod Memorial Scholarship)
University of Cincinnati

Cab Legacy Spotlight

Bob Feller

Bob Feller – “The Heater from Van Meter”

Bob FellerAfter a long winter many people look ahead to the return of baseball. Even though TV gets huge ratings from the sport, some argue that radio is the best medium for the game. That was the only electronic media when one of the all-time greats started his career. Bob Feller was born in Van Meter, Iowa, and was spotted by a scout for the Cleveland Indians. He was just 17 when he threw his first pitch as a pro and had yet to finish high school. Feller was the LeBron James of his day, and when he did get his diploma, it was covered by network radio. After a stellar career with too many stats and records to cover here, Feller decided to try his hand at broadcasting and for a time had a syndicated radio show. Give a listen to the guy known as “rapid Robert”.


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CAB Mission Statement

As a nonprofit  501c6 we work collaboratively as an industry to continue to advance excellence in broadcasting in Cleveland through education, social interaction, recognition and philanthropy.
  1. Promote the quality of broadcasting in the Cleveland area
  2. Provide a forum for issues concerning all segments of the Cleveland broadcasting community
  3. Foster greater understanding between those in the broadcasting sales, advertising and business communities
  4. Increase the level of professionalism among those in the Cleveland broadcast community