Familiar problems of tight-fisted lenders and new hurdles brought by the coronavirus, and the recent focus on racial justice dominated much of the conversation Friday as the FCC’s Diversity Advisory…
President Donald Trump still refuses to concede the election WASHINGTON—After days of news coverage of mail-in votes across multiple states being tallied, broadcasters and media officially called the 2020 presidential…
The District of Columbia Council is considering a new sales tax on advertising services, including digital advertising services and personal information. On July 6, the council released the committee print…
Here's the link to download the audio and video spots for your association A new flight of audio and video spots is available to stations to highlight the role of…
Say it is key to 5G and ATSC 3.0 buildouts and closing digital divide Facing 5G wireless buildouts, broadcast next gen (ATSC 3.0) buildouts and the C-band transition, communications associations…
A small town AM started working with local farmers and creameries to donate unused milk normally served with school lunches. Local media is still hiring. These are some of the…
New findings from international research and strategy firm SmithGeiger show a resurgence of linear TV over SVOD viewing during the pandemic with Americans flocking to local news. It’s a significant…
House members call on colleagues, President Trump, to support local media during pandemic WASHINGTON—Supporting local media—including TV stations, radio stations and newspapers—has become a bipartisan effort in D.C., highlighted in…
As tens of millions of Americans enter week two, or three, of working from home, radio continues as a companion even outside the traditional workplace setting. Nearly 40% of those…
Wendy Davis, DigitalNewsDaily Facebook, Google and other online companies could face new taxes in Maryland, if a bill passed this week is signed by the governor. The measure, SB2, would…
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