NHAB News
Dear New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters:As we close out 2019 and move onto the next decade, there is much to reflect upon.
Licensed radio and television stations have all agreed, “to serve the public, interest, convenience and necessity.” We should all be proud of what...
In 2018, Congress enacted a new Farm Bill which decriminalized certain hemp products. As directed by that Bill, the US Department of Agriculture in 2019 published interim rules on the “Establishment of Domestic Hemp Projects” adopting a national regulatory framework for hemp production and...
Have a radio or TV professional in your life and don't know what to get them for Christmas? How about a brand new copy of an old favorite - Granite and Ether: A Chronicle of New Hampshire Broadcasting.Originally published in 1993, this...
Click Here for the Broadcasters Guide to the US Dept. of Labors new overtime exemption requirements written by Scott Flick and Warren Kessler!
Below is a link to the Preparing for the 2020 Elections with David Oxenford brought to you by the NHAB and Michigan Association of Broadcasters! https://youtu.be/Wj6g6MkZebE
November 6, 2019 - NHAB members will recall that Sage Alerting Systems previously announced that it's latest firmware update would require stations to pay a fee because of the substantial time and effort...
What the Future Sales Team Looks Like and How You Can Prepare with Laurie Kahn of Media Staffing Network.https://youtu.be/_6a9oXN5YmA