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2014 Granite Mikes held by NHAB

Wednesday, October 22 by Ed Brouder

NH stations receive accolades for work in news, sports, advertising and public service Awards were handed out to broadcast stations in nineteen categories at the annual Granite Mike Awards sponsored by the New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters (NHAB) on Thursday, October 16th at the... Read More.

Relatively “clean” STAVRA bill through Senate committee

Monday, September 22 by Ed Brouder

Following efforts from television broadcasters across the country, “Local Choice”, along with other potentially harmful amendments to the Satellite Television Access and Viewer Rights Act (STAVRA) were removed or modified during a Senate Commerce Committee mark up session on September 17th. The bill, largely thought... Read More.

NASBA issues statement on House STELA bill

Thursday, July 10 by Ed Brouder

MADISON, WI – In response to [yesterday's] STELA reauthorization bill introduced by House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte (VA-06), the following statement can be attributed to NASBA President Michelle Vetterkind, on behalf of NASBA and its State Broadcasters Association members. “On behalf of... Read More.

FCC to host webinars on spectrum auction

Monday, June 23 by Ed Brouder

The NHAB urges you to give serious consideration to participating in important FCC-sponsored webinars to be conducted Wednesday through Friday of this week on the subject of the Broadcast Television Incentive Auction. The following information was provided by the Commission.

Webinar to deal with cybersecurity framework June 16 (FREE)

Tuesday, June 10 by Ed Brouder

Webinar: Cybersecurity Framework Impact on Operations REGISTER TODAY –IT’S Free Date: Monday, June 16, 2014

STELA reauthorization moving forward in House

Wednesday, March 26 by Ed Brouder

One of the top issues in front of television broadcasters in early 2014 is, essentially, a satellite television issue. STELA (Satellite Television Expansion and Localism Act) is a bill that allows for satellite television companies to provide distant broadcast signals, which in the late... Read More.

Broadcasters face JSA trouble at FCC

Wednesday, March 26 by Ed Brouder

While radio and television broadcasters fend off a performance royalty, drastic changes to retransmission consent negotiations and advertising tax deduction changes in the halls of Congress, the Federal Communications Commission is proving to be equally challenging. The voluntary television spectrum auctions looms in 2015 but... Read More.

Sage ENDEC problem leads to missed weekly test

Wednesday, January 15 by Ed Brouder

From State EAS Chairman Ed Brouder: [Some] stations did not receive the FEMA weekly test of the Emergency Alert System on Monday. Upon checking, FEMA discovered a problem unique to users of the... Read More.

Deadline for NH to file Annual EEO Public File Report – Dec. 1

Tuesday, November 26 by Ed Brouder

The following advisory from Pillsbury law references the December 1, 2013 deadline for all non-exempt radio and television stations in New Hampshire. If you have any questions regarding your filing, you can call the NHAB’s Federal... Read More.

NHAB files ex parte letter re: TV political files online

Thursday, November 21 by Ed Brouder

The New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters, along with 46 other State Broadcasters Associations, joined in filing with the FCC an ex parte letter in continuing opposition to the requirement that television stations post their political... Read More.

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