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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.

Frid named Broadcaster of the Year

Friday, October 28 by Ed Brouder

(October 27, 2016) – Nearly three dozen radio and television stations were recognized, and the leader of New Hampshire Public Television (NHPTV) was chosen Broadcaster of the Year at an event Thursday night. The New Hampshire... Read More.

Latest Issue of Antenna available

Monday, October 17 by Ed Brouder

(October 17, 2016) - The television spectrum incentive auction hasn't come anywhere close to hitting the federal expectations so another round of bidding will soon start. Meantime, the FCC has proposed a schedule plan for... Read More.

September issue of Antenna available

Monday, September 19 by Ed Brouder

The September issue of Antenna is available. Readers will find out: the status of the FCC's Quadrennial Ownership Review why the first stage of the FCC television spectrum incentive auction failed how much FCC regulatory fees will increase at the end of the month ... Read More.

Pinkerton Nominated for 2 Student Production Awards

Friday, September 9 by Ed Brouder

(September 9, 2016 ) - Pinkerton Academy of Derry, NH has been nominated for a pair of Student Production Awards by the organization that awards the Emmys. Regional chapters of the National Academy of Television... Read More.

New Regulatory Fees Go into Effect September 27

Wednesday, September 7 by Ed Brouder

(September 7, 2016) - The Federal Communications Commission announced a new fee schedule just prior to Labor Day. The changes take effect at the end of the month. In yet another online initiative undertaken by... Read More.

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