You likely depend on GPS service (or Global Positioning System) to drive from one place to the next. But beyond convenience, GPS is critical for …
Using Broadcast Technology to Enhance U.S. Infrastructure Security
A Majority of Americans Trust Local Broadcasters Above Other Media for Election News
In a rapidly evolving media landscape, broadcasters remain a vital bastion of the free press in communities all across the country – an especially critical role this …
Broadcasters Promote Mental Health in May
May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, a pivotal time for media, medical professionals and policymakers to unite in addressing the profound impact of mental …
AM Radio’s Historic Day on Capitol Hill
Growing support for AM radio culminated in a remarkable day yesterday on Capitol Hill. Broadcasters, as well as the millions of Americans who rely on …
In Baltimore and Nationwide, Broadcasters Fight Misinformation and Foster Unity
Early on the morning of Tuesday, March 26, as the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in Baltimore, Md., local television and radio broadcasters leapt into …
Broadcasters Celebrate Women’s Achievements
Across the nation, regional and local leaders turn to broadcasters to connect with the public. With journalists who understand their communities, these stations deliver the …
“You Belong Here” Connects Job Seekers with Broadcast Careers Across the Country
There’s never been a better time to start a career in broadcasting. From HR and sales to engineering and creative design, there are opportunities in …
Broadcasters Highlight Local and National Stories during Black History Month
Broadcasters live in the communities they serve and speak to their unique needs. This Black History Month, local stations and broadcast networks are once again …
AM Radio Keeps Americans Connected as Wireless Service Fails
Yesterday morning, tens of thousands of Americans woke up to a nationwide cell service outage. Due to a so-called software glitch, AT&T service simply stopped …
AI, NEXTGEN TV and Doing More in 2024
“Let’s do more in 2024!” is the mantra I set for the new year back on January 1. With February now underway, it seems like …