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Broadcasters still waiting on contest rule change

Monday, October 12 by Ed Brouder

Rules adopted by the Federal Communications Commission on September 17 allowing broadcasters to disclose contest information online as opposed to on-air will not go into effect until at least December. As David Oxenford notes in his... Read More.

NH stations have successful EAS test

Monday, October 12 by Ed Brouder

A survey of New Hampshire licensed radio and television broadcasters following the September 16 FEMA Regional EAS test suggests that the majority of broadcast stations in the Granite State received and forwarded the "NPT" code test... Read More.

Stronger Together Drug Summit – October 29th

Tuesday, October 6 by Ed Brouder

You are invited! As a member of the NH news community, you are invited to participate in Stronger Together, a two-session summit co-hosted by New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters (NHAB) and the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Hampshire (PDFNH). Along with moderator Scott Spradling, join media... Read More.

New England First Amendment Institute to be held October 18-20

Tuesday, August 4 by Ed Brouder

The New England First Amendment Institute will be held October 18 through 20 in Dedham, MA. This annual three-day investigative journalism workshop is provided to 25 New England journalists at no cost... Read More.

Sen. Ayotte and Rep. Guinta record NAB PSAs

Monday, July 20 by Ed Brouder

New Hampshire Senator Kelly Ayotte and Congressman Frank Guinta have recorded Public Service Announcements through the National Association of Broadcasters Congressional PSA Campaign. The NAB has offered this opportunity to our members of Congress for the last 30 years and by airing these spots we... Read More.

New creative for NAB’s “We Are Broadcasting” campaign

Monday, June 15 by Ed Brouder

Two years ago, NAB launched the We Are Broadcasters campaign to educate lawmakers on the unique importance of free, local broadcasting. To date, nearly 1 million spots have been aired by stations across the... Read More.

Revised FCC plan will keep Boston field office open

Monday, June 15 by Ed Brouder

Last week Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler released a statement about his revised plan to keep fifteen FCC field officers open instead of the original plan, which called for only eight. The Boston... Read More.

Save the date for the Granite Mikes- October 22!

Monday, June 15 by Ed Brouder

For most of you, the Granite Mikes is the one event that defines your entire year. Well, OK, it’s probably not that important but you still like to attend, mingle with your... Read More.

Get your ABIP inspection!

Monday, June 15 by Ed Brouder

A call no General Manager or Engineer wants to get is the one that starts with “The FCC inspectors are here.” A surprise FCC visit that unearths violations has the potential to severely impact or cripple a local radio or television station. Fines for... Read More.

NHAB ISSUES STATEMENT ON FCC’S BOSTON FIELD OFFICE REMAINING OPEN

Tuesday, June 9 by Ed Brouder

For Immediate Release: Contact: Jordan Walton, Executive Director, NHAB 603-627-9600 [email protected] Manchester, NH (June 9, 2015) – With the recent announcement that the Federal Communication Commission’s Boston field office will remain open, the following statement can be attributed to Jordan Walton, Executive Director of... Read More.

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