Welcome to NASBA
The National Alliance of State Broadcasters Associations is a trade organization that represents radio and television broadcasters across 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.
NASBA exists to help its members to better serve their member radio and television stations by organizing forums to educate each other and share best practices; providing a structure whereby state associations can jointly address issues of common interest; and coordinate within the industry.
Industry News
Analysis Finds 35% Increase In Local Broadcast TV News Over Past Decade
Television stations significantly increased the number of local news telecasts and hours of news content they aired over a 10-year period, according to an analysis of
Effort To Allow Cannabis Ads On Local Radio And TV Clears House.
Broadcasters’ hopes of cashing in on the cannabis legalization trend took a step forward Wednesday. The U.S. House approved a series of budget bills on
FEMA Says No National EAS Test Is Planned For This Year.
The national test of the Emergency Alert System has become a near-annual tradition since the first one was conducted in 2011. But the Federal Emergency
U.S. Radio’s New Technical Rules Take Effect April 18
FCC order aims to eliminate rule inconsistencies and drop outdated ones Here is an update to a story we’ve been following for you: The updated
NAB Launches Attack Ads Ahead Of Royalty Bill’s Expected Advance In Congress.
Despite a near-majority of House members on record as opposing the creation of a performance royalty placed on radio stations, the National Association of Broadcasters
Newspaper Industry Faces Assault On Public Notices
Public notices, also known as legal notices, are a mainstay of newspaper-industry revenue. But in recent days they’ve come under assault, with at least five
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Advocacy
Broadcasters work hard each day to bring communities news, information and entertainment in a free-market economy.
