Yesterday, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in broadcasters’ legal challenge to the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) 2018 quadrennial review. This …
NAB Makes the Case: Ownership Regulations are from a Bygone Era
Factual Information Starts with Local TV and Radio
Whatever your viewpoint on Meta’s recent decision to eliminate third-party fact-checking from its platforms, this decision is a stark reminder about the complexities of vetting …
Broadcast Television: The Buffer-free MVP of Live Sports
If you were one of the many of viewers who tuned into the highly-anticipated boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul this past weekend, …
If GPS Fails, BPS Can Help Defend Nation’s Critical Infrastructure
Most of us rely on GPS every day, whether it’s for navigating to a new place or tracking a delivery. Beyond navigation, GPS acts as …
When Disaster Strikes, Local Broadcasters and First Responders Are Critical Lifelines
As Hurricanes Helene and Milton swept across the southeast, leaving devastation in their paths, one truth became evident: when all other forms of communications fail, …
New California Big Tech Deal Hurts Local Journalism
In a clear display of Big Tech’s outsized market power, a last-minute closed door deal between Google and the state of California has succeeded in …
Broadcasters Prepare for the 2024 Election
As the voice for America’s broadcasters, NAB is supporting our members as they work to deliver accurate and reliable election coverage across all platforms. A …
NEXTGEN TV Builds Global Momentum
ATSC 3.0, the new broadcast standard that powers NEXTGEN TV, is building momentum not only in the United States but around the world. This week, …
Using Broadcast Technology to Enhance U.S. Infrastructure Security
You likely depend on GPS service (or Global Positioning System) to drive from one place to the next. But beyond convenience, GPS is critical for …
AM Radio’s Historic Day on Capitol Hill
Growing support for AM radio culminated in a remarkable day yesterday on Capitol Hill. Broadcasters, as well as the millions of Americans who rely on …