Ed Brouder – Page 11 – New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters

NHAB Seeks EEO Revisions from FCC

Tuesday, January 31 by Ed Brouder

(January 31, 2017) - NHAB, along with other State Broadcasters Associations representing all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico, recently filed Joint Comments in support of a proposal to change the FCC’s EEO... Read More.

January Issue of Antenna newsletter

Thursday, January 19 by Ed Brouder

(January 19, 2017) - Thanks to Attorney Scott Flick at the Pillsbury law firm in Washington, the latest edition of Antenna is available. This month's issue includes the possibility of internet employment recruitment...the latest negotiations... Read More.

Partisan Politics at FCC Cause Political File Headaches

Tuesday, January 10 by Ed Brouder

(January 10, 2017) - The new president hasn't even been inaugurated but there are already political problems erupting on Capitol Hill. Last week the FCC sent mixed signals pertaining to the online political files maintained... Read More.

Meet Tracy Caruso

Saturday, January 7 by Ed Brouder

(January 5, 2017) Tracy Caruso is thrilled to "return home" to work with colleagues and friends in New Hampshire's broadcasting family. Tracy is a Granite State native and award-winning broadcaster who began her radio career in 1991 at WFGL in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. She later worked at WORC in... Read More.

A Word From The Chairman

Saturday, December 17 by Ed Brouder

(December 16, 2016) - Please click here for an important announcement from NHAB Board Chair Mark Ericson about a management, address and phone number change.

NHAB Is Moving!

Wednesday, December 14 by Ed Brouder

(December 14, 2016) - The New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters is moving to new digs so it's time to change your address book or Rolodex. Effective December 23, our address is: P.O.Box 5578 Manchester,... Read More.

Weather Bulletins Unavailable on Sunday

Friday, December 9 by Ed Brouder

(December 9, 2016) - NHAB has been notified that all NOAA Weather Radio Stations in New Hampshire - except Pack Monadnock - will be off the air for about a 6-hour period on Sunday,... Read More.

Give the Gift of Granite & Ether

Tuesday, November 29 by Ed Brouder

(December 2019) - 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.

Advisories – FCC Required Paperwork

Monday, November 14 by Ed Brouder

(November 14, 2016) - All New Hampshire radio and television stations must file three important documents with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) by December first. New England broadcast stations must place Annual EEO Public File Reports... Read More.

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