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A Letter From Our Chair

Thursday, January 2 by Tracy Caruso

Dear New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters: As we close out 2019 and move onto the next decade, there is much to reflect upon. Licensed radio and television stations have all agreed, “to serve the public, interest, convenience and necessity.” We should all be proud of what... Read More.

Getting into the Weeds on CBD Advertising

Friday, December 6 by Ed Brouder

In 2018, Congress enacted a new Farm Bill which decriminalized certain hemp products. As directed by that Bill, the US Department of Agriculture in 2019 published interim rules on the “Establishment of Domestic Hemp Projects” adopting a national regulatory framework for hemp production and... Read More.

EAS Firmware Deadline Extended

Wednesday, November 6 by Ed Brouder

November 6, 2019 - NHAB members will recall that Sage Alerting Systems previously announced that it's latest firmware update would require stations to pay a fee because of the substantial time and effort... Read More.

FCC Drops Hammer on Cumulus

Monday, August 26 by Ed Brouder

(August 26, 2019) - One of the articles in the August issue of Antenna newsletter deals with a recent $233,000 fine imposed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Cumulus Radio,... Read More.

NHAB Awards Scholarships

Wednesday, July 24 by Ed Brouder

(July 24, 2019) The New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters (NHAB) has awarded $17,000 worth of scholarships for the 2019-2020 school year, including its Student Broadcaster Scholarships, Families in Broadcasting Scholarships and the Al Sprague Memorial Scholarship. The Broadcaster Scholarships are given to... Read More.

EAS News

Tuesday, July 23 by Ed Brouder

A national test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) will be held on Wednesday, August 7 at 2:20 p.m. EDT. All AM/FM/TV broadcast stations and cable television operations are required to... Read More.

Update on Repack Compensation

Wednesday, February 20 by Ed Brouder

(February 20, 2019) - A total of 987 full power and Class A stations are waiting in line for compensation from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) as a result of last year's voluntary spectrum auction and... Read More.

FCC Continues Rule Slashing

Tuesday, January 29 by Ed Brouder

(January 28, 2019) - Decades worth of regulations are being considered for elimination as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) continues Chairman Ajit Pai's housecleaning agenda. According to the January issue of Antenna, Midterm Reports are being considered for the chopping block... Read More.

RTDNA Issues News Guidelines

Thursday, November 15 by Ed Brouder

(November 15, 2018) - The Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) has developed a series of coverage guidelines to assist journalists, newsroom managers and station management with both common and uncommon ethical and operational situations which may arise. The guidelines have been prepared by... Read More.

Granite Mikes Wrapup

Friday, November 9 by Ed Brouder

(November 9, 2018) - MANCHESTER, NH - New Hampshire broadcasters produced award-winning coverage of the opioid epidemic, state championship sports, severe weather and fun features focusing on everything from ice fishing to janitors. Television and radio personnel gathered last night to celebrate the best... Read More.

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