In the 1988 film Scrooged, what fictional television network employs Frank Cross?

In the 1988 film Scrooged, Frank Cross works for the fictional IBC Television network.

Frank is a cynical television executive preparing a lavish live broadcast of A Christmas Carol. His professional obsession with ratings and spectacle mirrors Ebenezer Scrooge's selfishness, while the film's supernatural visits force him to reconsider his treatment of other people.

IBC is an invented broadcaster created for the movie, not a real network. The name is easy to confuse with actual American television companies such as ABC and CBS. The film also uses the fictional network to parody the competitive culture of television production during the 1980s.

Richard Donner directed Scrooged, and Bill Murray stars as Frank Cross. The film was released in 1988 and adapts Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol as a contemporary comedy. Its television setting makes the story's ghosts part of a broadcast-world satire rather than a traditional Victorian retelling.