Attached is the more expansive overview of the issue and the threat it presents to our member stations that I referenced below. – Oscar NASBA:
There’s lots of unfinished business for broadcasters in Washington as the new year begins, from pending legislation in Congress to proposed rulemakings at the Federal
As AI becomes more of a day-to-day reality in the world of broadcasting and beyond, National Association of Broadcasters President Curtis LeGeyt testified on the
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press has a compendium of state public information laws. The following link will allow you to compare and
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On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission proposed new rules to enhance the Wireless Emergency Alerts system. These rules aim to make the alerts available in over a
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