AM radio has been a staple of American life for over a century, but it is especially important for diverse communities. AM radio stations often …
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AI: An Early View of Its Impact on Broadcasting
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, was not so long ago only found in science fiction novels. Now it is all the talk in Washington, D.C., as …
FCC’s Merger Review Raises Further Fears About The Future of Local Journalism
Earlier this week, U.S. Senator Bob Menendez (NJ) took to the Senate floor to express his concerns over the Federal Communications Commission’s review of the …
Act Now: Support the 80 Million Americans Who Depend on AM
More than 80 million Americans listen to AM radio each month and depend on it for news, talk, traffic, weather and sports. Nearly 17% of …
82 Million Americans Depend on AM Radio
From reporting the latest weather updates and providing vital emergency warnings to covering the local high school football game, communities across the country depend on …
Preserving AM Radio in Cars Keeps Americans Safe
From FDR’s fireside chats to global conflicts and once-in-a-generation disasters, AM radio has transported millions of listeners to the front lines of history for more …
New Fees Would Devastate Radio’s Local Service
Today, allies of the major record labels introduced legislation in Congress to levy new fees on local radio stations simply for playing music. The so-called …
Support Broadcasters’ Local Service in the 118th Congress
This week, NAB released the Broadcasters’ Policy Agenda detailing the most important policy issues facing local television and radio stations during the 118th Congress. From …
Onward: 2022 in Review
Take a look back all that NAB and broadcasters accomplished together in 2022 with the NAB Year in Review. From the successful NAB Show to …
Why is Facebook Afraid of the JCPA?
Facebook has been making a lot of noise lately about the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (JCPA) – a bill to level the playing field …