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Fox, Sinclair Follows NAB Public Comment to FCC on Sports Rights Moving To Streaming Platforms
"Moving more sports behind paywalls would increase consumer costs, price some consumers out of watching, and keep others in the dark."
NAB: Opponents of Lifting Ownership Cap ‘Rely on Mischaracterized Data’
"It would be one thing if they were citing these studies to diligently identify how local TV station combinations can diminish the provision of news. But unfortunately, there is something more perilous in their position."
Local Radio and TV Account for Nearly 2.5 Million Jobs and $1.2 Trillion in U.S. Economy, NAB Study Shows
“This industry stands alone in its mission to inform, protect and uplift every community in America, regardless of ZIP code or income level.”
NAB Announces 2026 Crystal Radio Award Finalists
"Each year, the Crystal Awards celebrate stations that go beyond daily programming and demonstrate meaningful service in their markets"
2025 Marconi Award Winners Announced in New York City
"Twenty three awards in total were given out during the ceremony."
2025 NAB Show New York Opens Wednesday
More than 12,000 are registered to attend the event over the coming days.
‘Elvis Duran and the Morning Show’ Hosts Danielle Monaro and Medha Gandhi to Host 2025 NAB Marconi Radio Awards
“Danielle and Gandhi represent everything that makes local radio special — personality, authenticity and a genuine connection with their audiences.”
NAB, Radio Owners Applaud FCC For Moving Forward with 2022 Quadrennial Review
"With updated rules, companies like ours can invest more locally, diversify our offerings, and compete effectively in today's rapidly evolving audio landscape."
NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt: Our Work is ‘Futile’ If We Have to Worry About Government Retribution
"The First Amendment makes clear that broadcasters — not the government — bear the responsibility for editorial decisions."
Quu Inks CEO Steve Newberry to Multi-Year Contract Extension
"I’m excited about what’s next, not just for Quu, but for the entire radio industry.”