On December 1, 2022, the Federal Election Commission (“FEC”) adopted a proposal to extend its disclaimer rules to certain types of digital advertising appearing on digital platforms in addition to websites.
Before these new FEC rules become effective, they must be transmitted to the heads of both the House of Representatives and the Senate for a 30-day review period. Comments on a Supplemental Further Notice will be due 30 days after it is published in the Federal Register.
The commercial local broadcast industry – terrestrial radio and television stations – is critically important to the United States economy as a whole and to
Meeting held in Santa Fe, NM. Minutes approved during SLC 2023
provided to NASBA membership during SLC NASBA meetings – February 27, 2023
Local Broadcast Sales was a sponsor of SLC 2023 and distributed this flyer.
Congress should not mandate a performance tax on free, local radio stations that would jeopardize local jobs, prevent new artists from breaking into the recording
RESOLUTION OF THE FIFTY STATE BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATIONS, INCLUDING THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND THE COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO, IN OPPOSITION TO A NEW “PERFORMANCE TAX”
for the 118th Congress
We are pleased to provide NAB staff with the new NAB Local Hotel Discount Program to help out-of-town guests save on travel costs. The Capital
Max Media fact sheet for your reference which was distributed among NASBA attendees in Santa Fe on November 1, 2021
Enhanced national and multi-state outreach campaigns for government agencies and non-profit organizations Challenges and Solutions for NASBA members
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