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MA Broadcasters Hall of Fame will induct six radio and TV broadcasters on June 8th

Wednesday, March 22 by Jordan

WCVB-TV’s long-time sports anchor Mike Lynch, the late and beloved Channel 7 videographer Therman Toon, the late WBZ-TV reporter, the gifted storyteller Bill Shields, as well as WBZ Radio’s heralded news reporter and “poet laureate” Carl Stevens, and Spanish music radio station entrepreneur Pat... Read More.

Radio sees (smaller) raise in regulatory fees for FY22

Tuesday, September 6 by Jordan

On Friday, the FCC released a Report and Order in its annual rulemaking proceeding to determine the regulatory fees that its regulatees will pay for FY2022. The fee schedule adopted in this Report and Order establishes the final amounts that broadcasters will be required... Read More.

Longtime radio broadcaster Richard “Dick” Vaughan has passed away

Thursday, August 12 by Jordan

CHARLTON - Richard Harold “Dick” Vaughan, 85, beloved husband, brother, dad, and papa, died on August 9, 2021. He was surrounded by loved ones. Dick was the proud patriarch of a large brood of loquacious kin. Dick grew up in Malden, Massachusetts, with his brothers... Read More.

NAB/RAB Radio Show Oct 5-9

Thursday, September 17 by Jordan

The 2020 NAB/RAB Radio Show is headed online October 5th through 9th. Highlights include: Exclusive keynotes from Dave Ramsey, Rishad Tobaccowala and thought leaders shaping the future of media and advertising A CEO Town Hall... Read More.

NAB releases new #WeAreBroadcasters PSAs

Thursday, September 10 by Jordan

The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) today announced the launch of new spots recognizing the importance of local radio and TV stations in delivering important news and information to their communities. The new spots highlight the role local broadcasters have played in providing fact-based reporting... Read More.

FCC releases 2020 Regulatory Fees R&O

Tuesday, September 1 by Jordan

The FCC just released its Report and Order on 2020 Regulatory Fees, which can be found here: https://bit.ly/2ETijFc The good news is that the FCC adopted a number of the proposals made by the MBA and other state broadcasters associations to assist individual broadcasters... Read More.

FCC Eliminates Radio Duplication Rule

Thursday, August 6 by Jim

WASHINGTON, August 6, 2020—The Federal Communications Commission today adopted a Report and Order eliminating the radio duplication rule for both the AM and FM services. The rule restricts the duplication of programming on commonly owned broadcast radio stations operating in the same service and... Read More.

Sound Bites entry period EXTENDED to 8/26

Friday, July 10 by Jordan

This fall, we will recognize the best examples of local broadcasting across nineteen categories with the 2020 Sound Bites Awards. The entry window is... Read More.

NUG@NAB Radio Technology Forum

Tuesday, March 3 by Jordan

Technology Presentations, Tips ‘n Tricks, Networking, Lunch & Prizes! Every year Nautel hosts a pre-NAB Radio Technology Forum for over 300 broadcasters. Listen to notable industry speakers and Nautel personnel as they discuss broadcast transmission best practices, challenges and technology trends. Then network with your... Read More.

Mass. Broadcasters Hall of Fame moves under MBA umbrella

Friday, January 3 by Jordan

First announced at Sound Bites 2019 and later in the MBA's December e-newsletter, the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame, previously an independent 501 (c)(3) organization has elected to dissolve its organization and continue as... Read More.

Sound Bites 2019 held in Framingham

Thursday, November 14 by Jordan

MA stations receive accolades for work in news, sports, advertising and public service Awards were handed out to broadcast radio and television stations in nineteen categories at the Sound Bites Awards sponsored by the Massachusetts Broadcasters Association on Thursday, November 14 at the Framingham... Read More.

State broadcasters associations file EEO reply comments

Tuesday, November 5 by Jordan

In the Matter of Review of EEO Compliance and Enforcement in Broadcast and Multichannel Video Programming Industries, MB Docket No. 19-177. the Massachusetts Broadcasters Association, in combination with the state broadcasters associations of all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico, filed... Read More.

Stories tagged with: radio

MA Broadcasters Hall of Fame will induct six radio and TV broadcasters on June 8th

Radio sees (smaller) raise in regulatory fees for FY22

Longtime radio broadcaster Richard “Dick” Vaughan has passed away

NAB/RAB Radio Show Oct 5-9

NAB releases new #WeAreBroadcasters PSAs

FCC releases 2020 Regulatory Fees R&O

FCC Eliminates Radio Duplication Rule

Sound Bites entry period EXTENDED to 8/26

NUG@NAB Radio Technology Forum

Mass. Broadcasters Hall of Fame moves under MBA umbrella

Sound Bites 2019 held in Framingham

State broadcasters associations file EEO reply comments

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