NBC (disambiguation)

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NBC is a television broadcast network in the United States.

NBC may also stand for:

Art, entertainment, and media

Broadcasting

• Namibian Broadcasting Corporation, Namibia
• Nation Broadcasting Corporation, Philippines
• Newfoundland Broadcasting Company, Canada, now CJON-DT
• Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, Norway

Ensembles

• National Ballet of Canada, a dance group

Games

• NeoGeo Battle Coliseum, a tag team fighting game

Venues

• Neal Blaisdell Center, a concert hall

Commerce

• National Bank of Canada, a financial institution
• National Bank of Commerce (disambiguation), various banks
• National Bedding Company, a mattress manufacturer
• National Biscuit Company, now Nabisco

Government

• National Business Center, part of the Department of the Interior of the United States
• Natural-born-citizen clause, one of the requirements for the office of the President of the United States
• Naval Base Coronado, a United States Navy base

Religion

• National Baptist Convention (disambiguation), various church denominations
• Nazarene Bible College, a school

Sports

• National Basketball Competition, the governing body of the National Basketball League (Australasia) since July 1, 2013
• National Baseball Congress, an organisation of United States leagues
• National Billiard Council, now Billiard Congress of America
• Nippon Bass Club, a fishing organisation in Japan
• Nürnberger Basketball Club, a professional basketball club from Nuremberg, Germany

Transportation

• National Bus Company (Australia), bus operator in Australia between 1993 and 2013
• National Bus Company (UK), bus operator in the United Kingdom between 1969 and 1988
• NBC, IATA code of Begishevo Airport in Tatarstan, Russia

Other uses

• Nahr al-Bared Camp, a refugee camp
• Naive Bayes classifier, a classifier based on Bayes' theorem
• Neotropical Bird Club, a birdwatching group
• Next Byte Codes, a programming language
• Non-brewed condiment, a vinegar substitute
• Nuclear, biological, and chemical; now Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear