Ian Greenberg

Broadcaster and Astral Media founder

Ian Greenberg - Artists & Creatives born June 15th, 1942
Born
Died

2022
4 years ago — 80 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Canada

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Born in 1942, a Canadian broadcaster established Astral Media, a major media company. Astral Media became known for its television and radio assets, including notable brands in the Canadian media landscape. The company expanded its influence through various strategic acquisitions and partnerships, significantly shaping the broadcasting sector in Canada. Under leadership, Astral Media experienced substantial growth and innovation in digital content distribution.

Founded Astral Media

Expanded the Canadian media landscape

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