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The Pulse: What Are You Doing To Create Your Legacy?
Something emerged from feature pieces I wrote. One on the legacy of Bob Rivers and the other with Throwback Nation's Tony Lorino.
NAB Thanks 20 Bipartisan Senators For Resolution Against New Radio Performance Tax
"Their support will help ensure that local radio stations can continue serving our communities for years to come.”
NAB Launches Campaign to Mordernize FCC Ownership Laws
"Policymakers must act now to ensure broadcasters can continue serving the public effectively, before it’s too late.”
The Broadcasters Foundation of America Reveals 2025 Leadership Awards
These awards will be presented during the Foundation's Annual Breakfast scheduled for April 9 at the Encore Resort in Las Vegas.
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...
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.”
NAB Commends Brendan Carr After Appointment as FCC Chairman
"We are excited to continue our work with the chairman-designate to level the playing field and remove regulatory barriers that impede investment in local broadcast newsrooms."
NAB President/CEO Curtis LeGeyt: Rhetoric From Politicians ‘Pose a Serious Threat’ to ‘Civic Responsibility’ of Radio and TV
"In a world overflowing with competing narratives, broadcasters remain committed to delivering what voters need most today: truth and trust, free from interference."
NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt After Donald Trump Calls for Broadcast Licenses to Be Revoked: ‘Threat Undermines Basic Freedom’ of 1st Amendment
“From our country’s beginning, the right of the press to challenge the government, root out corruption, and speak freely without fear of recrimination has been central to our democracy."