Resources for Stations Covering Protests
From attacks on Asian Americans to civil protests over racial inequality and social injustice, newsrooms across the country face challenging questions regarding reporting on stories centering around race, religion and more. America’s local radio and television broadcasters and network partners are dedicated to creating awareness of these important issues impacting our audiences, working with community … Continue reading Resources for Stations Covering Protests
Let’s Not Overregulate Broadcasters Yet Again Because We’re Upset with Facebook
With the best of intentions, last October the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposed new rules for radio and television broadcasters purportedly designed to help the public better understand when they are watching or listening to content sponsored by a foreign government. NAB agrees with this goal and is willing to support narrowly tailored rules to … Continue reading Let’s Not Overregulate Broadcasters Yet Again Because We’re Upset with Facebook
ICYMI: Inaugural Spotlight Series Event
Last week, NAB debuted the first installment of Spotlight Series, featuring members of Congress discussing key initiatives to advance diversity, equity and inclusion and their perspectives on broadcast media. “This series is fostering a dialogue between broadcasters and legislators and shining a light on the issues that are important to America’s diverse communities,” said Michelle … Continue reading ICYMI: Inaugural Spotlight Series Event
Senate Hearing Preview: “Shot of Truth: Communicating Trusted Vaccine Information”
Tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. ET, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation Subcommittee on Communications, Media and Broadband will hold a hearing titled “Shot of Truth: Communicating Trusted Vaccine Information.” This hearing will examine the role of the media in disseminating vaccine safety and COVID health related information to encourage Americans, particularly those … Continue reading Senate Hearing Preview: “Shot of Truth: Communicating Trusted Vaccine Information”
Get Ready for NAB Show Premiere
Coming to you virtually starting at 12:30 p.m. ET today, Monday, April 12, NAB Show Premiere will bring you product announcements, technology releases and innovation reveals from around the world. Leading companies will highlight their latest products and applications that you will also see in person this October at NAB Show. Each day will sign … Continue reading Get Ready for NAB Show Premiere
Can the Employee Retention Tax Credit Help Your Business?
The National Association of Broadcasters’ (NAB) advocacy has ensured that COVID-19 pandemic relief passed by Congress includes support for local broadcast stations, including expansion of Paycheck Protection Program. As tax time rolls around for many employers, it’s a good time to see how the various coronavirus relief packages may help your business. NAB’s CARES Act … Continue reading Can the Employee Retention Tax Credit Help Your Business?
Women in Broadcasting: Stacey Kauffman, Audacy
During Women’s History Month, NAB is spotlighting prominent women in broadcasting. We talked to Stacey Kauffman, senior vice president and Sacramento-area market manager for Audacy. As market manager, one of the first things she did was educate the staff on the company’s flow of business, trends and performance. She also created an interdepartmental task force … Continue reading Women in Broadcasting: Stacey Kauffman, Audacy
Women in Broadcasting: RaMona Alexander, WDBD, Jackson, Miss.
During Women’s History Month, NAB is spotlighting prominent women in broadcasting. We talked to RaMona Alexander, vice president and general manager of WDBD, a local FOX affiliate in her hometown of Jackson, Miss., owned by American Spirit Media. She is also part of the management team that oversees WLOO, the local MyNet affiliate through a … Continue reading Women in Broadcasting: RaMona Alexander, WDBD, Jackson, Miss.
Women in Broadcasting: Beth Neuhoff, Neuhoff Media
Women’s History Month is an opportunity to celebrate the women who have built broadcasting and are continuing to lead the industry into the future. We talked to Beth Neuhoff, president and CEO, Neuhoff Media. For the last six years she has been named one of the “Most Influential Women in Radio” by Radio Ink magazine. … Continue reading Women in Broadcasting: Beth Neuhoff, Neuhoff Media
Is Big Tech a Threat to Local Media?
From shining a light on corruption to preparing you for the big storm, local radio and TV stations are at the heart of our communities. Their journalists ensure the news you need is at your fingertips by taking their reporting from the airwaves to websites and social media. But the overwhelming power of big tech … Continue reading Is Big Tech a Threat to Local Media?
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