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National Association of Broadcasters

The definitive weekly briefing from the National Association of Broadcasters. Every Wednesday morning we cut through the week's legislative noise to bring you a sharp, five-minute breakdown of the regulatory conversations and Capitol Hill maneuvers that directly impact your license, your newsroom, and your bottom line. We provide the context you won't find in a headline. Dive deeper at nab.org

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29 odcinków

  1. What a New Congress Means for Local Broadcasters 5:31
  2. NextGen TV: The Forecast That Talks Back 6:01
  3. Clay Travis: Sports Fans Pay More, Get Less 5:56
  4. Election and Early Voting Programming 5:17
  5. The Stories That Demand Answers 7:50
  6. How Broadcasting Stays Relevant 10:06
  7. The Vital Role of Local Journalism 7:35
  8. New Approaches to Local Storytelling 8:26
  9. AM Radio's Big Win 5:50
  10. Reporting Sept 11, 2001 8:51
  11. America 250 Coverage; Critical Push for AM Radio 6:09
  12. Broadcast Workforce Pipeline 6:53
  13. National Radio Day, NextGen TV and Helping Vets 5:54
  14. FCC Decision on TV Ownership Cap 4:50
  15. Building Relationships with Lawmakers 6:31
  16. Speaker of the House on AM Radio Act 6:59
  17. FCC Considers Ownership Rules 6:03
  18. AM Radio Advocates on Capitol Hill 6:51
  19. GPS Spoofing and Jamming; America 250 Block Party 6:01
  20. Celebration of Service to America Winners 6:00
  21. Protecting Free Sports and Broadcast Prep for America 250 5:06
  22. House Majority Whip Talks AM Radio 5:39
  23. World Cup on Broadcast 5:47
  24. NAB Announces BPS Company 4:48
  25. Major Hill Moves for AM Radio 4:12
  26. AI Bot Strategy for Broadcasters 5:21
  27. President Trump on Sports; Farm Broadcasters on The Hill 5:21
  28. Game On: Why Sports Belong on Broadcast 5:52
  29. Introducing AirTime 0:30