Tag: AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act
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Is Senator Ted Cruz Misguided in His Approach Advocating for AM Radio?
Assuming the bill becomes law (and it has support from both sides of the aisle as well as NAB lobbying for it), will anything change for AM?
Senator Ted Cruz Explains Why He Believes in AM Radio and How He Learned to Love Podcasting
"It's a great opportunity to communicate directly with the American people and not go through a middle man or mediator and explain what is happening in Washington."
NAB Lays Out Congressional Policy with New Website Launch
"It is truly an honor to advocate on behalf of local stations in Washington.”
NAB Applauds Senate Committee’s Passage of AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act
The Senate Commerce Committee has passed the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, much to the delight of the NAB. The organization has been...
AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act Reintroduced to Congress
Despite having widespread, bipartisan support, the bill was never scheduled for a vote before Congress adjourned in 2024.
NAB ‘Remains Commited to Working with Next Congress’ to Pass AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act After Bill Doesn’t Receive Vote
"We are grateful to the bill’s sponsors ... who championed this effort.”
Can iHeartMedia Still Say It’s Trying to Save AM Radio After Latest Round of Cuts?
The "Do as I say, not as I do" strategy isn't going to be a winning one if iHeartMedia truly hopes to keep AM Radio afloat.
Stories Like Response from 570 WWNC Should Be What Propels AM Radio For Every Vehicle Act to Passage
Moments like these -- not the flimsy whataboutisms that have been floated previously -- are the real reason that AM Radio should be preserved.
NAB Urges Congress to Move Forward with AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act After Committee Vote
"We urge congressional leadership to ensure this bill moves forward and becomes law, safeguarding AM radio’s indispensable service to the public.”
Curtis LeGeyt: NAB ‘Depend on AM’ Radio Campaign Played Crucial Role in Gaining Support for Bill
"We are making significant progress, but our work is far from over."