June Issue of Antenna Available

 (June 20, 2017) - Proposed elimination of the FCC's main studio rule is the featured article in the latest Antenna newsletter published by Attorney Scott Flick at Pillsbury law firm.  The newsletter is another benefit... Read More.

NH Supreme Court Rules on Taxation Issue

(May 30, 2017) Greetings NHAB members, There is important news to report on the legal battle over property taxes and whether critical and valuable broadcast equipment could be taxed by local cities and towns.  Late last week, the... Read More.

May Issue of Antenna available

(May 15, 2017) - The repacking phase of television's voluntary Incentive Spectrum Auction is underway and it's the headline article in the May issue of Antenna newsletter.  Space currently occupied by Channels 38 through 51 will be eliminated over the next 39 months, resulting... Read More.

FCC Releases Auction Results & Timetable

 (April 19, 2017) - The bidding phase of the television incentive auction is finished but the fun is just beginning! The FCC has released a timetable for what happens next.  NHAB's Washington attorney, Scott Flick,... Read More.

AMC-18 Satellite Advisory

(April 4, 2017) - The five U.S. commercial radio networks who operate their own satellite systems have been up and running on the new AMC-18 at 105 degrees West Longitude for over a month.  Affiliates must move their downlinks... Read More.

March Antenna Now Available

(March 21, 2017) - The FCC is seeking public comment on a new set of technical standards that have come to be known as Next Generation TV.  These standards amount to a convergence of over-the-air viewing with broadband viewing and streaming of other video... Read More.

February Issue of Antenna newsletter

 (February 17, 2017) - Station public files no longer need to contain correspondence from the public.   That's the major takeaway from the latest issue of the Antenna newsletter, written by Scott R. Flick, a... Read More.

NHAB Seeks EEO Revisions from FCC

 (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.