News – Page 18 – New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters

Back to Basics: Alternative Broadcast Inspection Program

Tuesday, March 26 by Ed Brouder

Arguably the most valuable benefit to being a member of the New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters is the Alternative Broadcast Inspection Program, or ABIP. The ABIP program lets a station avoid an... Read More.

Reporting on Suicide Media Forum –April 10th

Tuesday, March 26 by Ed Brouder

The New Hampshire Suicide Prevention Council, along with the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications, New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters and the New Hampshire Press Association will hold a media... Read More.

We Are Broadcasters

Tuesday, March 26 by Ed Brouder

It’s no secret that many people overlook the importance of free, local, over-the-air radio and television. ... Read More.

NH Congressional Delegation goes to bat for broadcast TV

Thursday, March 14 by Ed Brouder

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.

EAS Alerts and the Zombie Apocalypse Make Skynet a Reality

Friday, February 15 by Ed Brouder

by Scott Flick, Pillsbury Law At this stage in the media cycle, few could have missed the news of several Michigan and Montana TV stations airing an EAS alert warning the public of a zombie... Read More.

FCC Advisory regarding “zombie apocalypse” EAS message

Thursday, February 14 by Ed Brouder

The FCC has issued an urgent advisory in the aftermath of the “zombie apocalypse" EAS message played on a handful of stations in Montana and Michigan this week. The unauthorized use of the... Read More.

State Broadcasting Associations file joint comments on Spectrum Auction

Monday, January 28 by Ed Brouder

Last week the State Broadcasters Associations of all fifty States, including the District of Columbia, joined in filing comments in the FCC’s Spectrum Auction rule making. That proceeding is considering rules and procedures under which... Read More.

2012 NHAB Legal Filings

Thursday, January 3 by Ed Brouder

FCC Proceedings and State Association Support The New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters, under the guidance of federal legal counsel Richard Zaragoza with the Washington, DC law firm of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, LLP, has provided support (in the form of Joint Comments and/or Joint Reply... Read More.

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