NHAB joins filing on indecency proposal
On Monday, July 22, the New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters joined with 45 other State Broadcasters... Read More.
Television
Granite Mikes entry window is OPEN
It's that time of year again and the window for entries into the 2013 Granite Mikes is open! The physical mailer is on its way but you can get a head start now... Read More.
Continuing Education grants are here for you!
In a world of media consolidation and tightening budgets, training for radio and television station employees is often among the first thing to get cut. With fewer seminars, outdated... Read More.
NHAB members visit Shea-Porter in Manchester
Representatives from the New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters met with Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter earlier this month to discuss several issues facing radio and television broadcasters... Read More.
SBE Broadcast Engineering Handbook in the works
PRESS RELEASE
June 3, 2013, New York - McGraw-Hill Professional, a leading global provider of print and digital engineering content, and the Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE), the professional organization of television and... Read More.
Alternative Broadcast Inspection worth your time!
By Jordan Walton
Through many conversations with our members over the last few years, there is no doubt that the Alternative Broadcast Inspection Program (ABIP) is one of the most useful and appreciated member benefits the New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters offers.
Until I shadowed NHAB... Read More.
Families in Broadcasting Scholarship deadline: May 10
ATTENTION NHAB MEMBERS WITH COLLEGE-AGED CHILDREN!
The deadline for the New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters' “Families in Broadcasting” Scholarship is May 10, 2013.
The NHAB offers up to five $500 scholarships. The scholarships are awarded to the children of full-time employees of NHAB member stations. Students... Read More.
NH Congressional Delegation goes to bat for broadcast TV
The entire New Hampshire Congressional delegation sent a letter to Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski on March 8 to urge the FCC to preserve viewer access to free, local, over-the-air television in the Granite State during any channel reassignment related to the voluntary... Read More.
2013 FCC EEO audit easier for stations to complete
The FCC has reduced the burden for stations receiving EEO audit letters in 2013. Although no New Hampshire stations received a letter, sent at random, these changes will help in future years under the... Read More.
