In this month’s issue of Radio Ink, NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt is recognized as Radio Executive of the Year. “In addition to bringing …
NAB’s Curtis LeGeyt is Radio Ink’s Executive of the Year
Advocacy
AM Radio in Electric Vehicles: Setting the Record Straight
There is growing momentum in Congress for the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, which would require automakers to maintain AM broadcast radio in new …
Broadcast Journalism’s Vital Role in Combating Misinformation
As rising misinformation online presents new dangers for our nation’s democracy and our world – an environment Axios recently called “a perfect misinformation storm” – …
WATCH: Curtis LeGeyt on Securing Broadcasting’s Future
Local TV and radio stations provide Americans’ most-trusted news, emergency alerts, community service, popular programs and music. Our communities rely on these stations for safety, …
A Fully Seated FCC Can Enable Increased Investment and Expand Consumer Access to America’s Most Trusted Medium: Local Broadcasting
America’s television and radio broadcasters are a bastion of trustworthy journalism and a vital part of our nation’s emergency infrastructure. A safe-haven from the misinformation, …
Protect Local Journalism and Investigative Reporting
Local TV and radio stations ensure communities are informed and have a powerful voice to engage on important issues. Carrying the mantle of investigative journalism …
A 2023 Radio Halftime Report
This piece was previously published in Radio Ink. The first half of 2023 was an extremely successful one for broadcasters in the nation’s capital. NAB …
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 …