Jordan, Author at Massachusetts Broadcasters Association

FCC proposes eliminating physical letters/emails in NPRM

Thursday, May 26 by Jordan

By David Burns - Pillsbury Law On a day when a major broadcast ownership decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit garnered most of the attention, the FCC worked on more prosaic matters,... Read More.

Webinar: Online Public Files- Radio, You’re up Next! UPDATE

Friday, May 20 by Jordan

The Massachusetts Broadcasters Association, in conjunction with the Michigan Association of Broadcasters, will present a webinar discussing the upcoming transition for radio station public files. Please join us for: Online Public Files- Radio, You’re up Next! Thursday, June 2 at 1pm Eastern Presented by David Oxenford, of Wilkinson... Read More.

New online public file for radio AND television – June 24

Friday, May 13 by Jordan

On May 12, the Federal Communications Commission released a Public Notice announcing the effective date that certain radio stations must begin using the online public filing system. The FCC also announced a new filing... Read More.

Joel Palmer passes away at 67

Thursday, May 12 by Jordan

iHeart Media Worcester is sad to announce our dear friend and colleague Joel Palmer passed away Friday after a long battle with cancer. Joel joined the WTAG/WSRS production department in 1985 as Creative Production Director where his voice could be heard on radio stations... Read More.

RTDNA recognizes numerous MBA stations

Tuesday, April 19 by Jordan

The Radio Television Digital News Association has released the regional winners of the Edwards R. Murrow Awards. The winners from Region 10, covering all of New England, automatically move on to the national awards... Read More.

MBA looking for EAS NPRM comments

Thursday, March 31 by Jordan

The long-awaited FCC EAS NPRM has been published in the Federal Register. The National Alliance of State Broadcasters Associations’ (NASBA) counsel Dick Zaragoza and chief EAS expert Suzanne Goucher, President of the Maine Association of Broadcasters, are looking for input... Read More.

Pillsbury Law releases two advisories re: FCC deadlines

Monday, March 28 by Jordan

Massachusetts Broadcasters Association Washington counsel Pillsbury Law has released two advisories regarding upcoming FCC deadlines for Quarterly Children’s Television Programming Documentation due April 11 and First Quarter Issues/Programs List due to the FCC April 10. Each... Read More.

IPAWS legislation heads to President’s desk

Tuesday, March 22 by Jordan

In a voice vote held yesterday evening the House of Representatives passed the “Integrated Public Alert and Warning System Modernization Act of 2015.” The bill, which was originally introduced by Senator Susan Collins of Maine in the Senate, was born chiefly through the... Read More.

MA Broadcasters have productive trip to nation’s capital

Thursday, March 10 by Jordan

A group of owners and General Managers representing the over-the-air television and radio broadcasters of Massachusetts took to Capitol Hill recently as part of the National Association of Broadcasters State Leadership Conference. The MBA visited with Senators Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren along with Representatives... Read More.

First MBA Virtual Job Fair starts 3/7 with great station participation

Friday, March 4 by Jordan

The first in a series of "virtual job fairs" is set to launch Monday, March 7 on BroadcastersVirtualJobFair.com. Participants from fifteen different clusters, representing more than 40 sets of individual call letters will post all of their open positions on the site, allowing... Read More.

BMI Foundation announces BMI Founders Award for radio broadcasting

Monday, February 1 by Jordan

The BMI Foundation is pleased to announce the opening of the BMI Founders Award, an annual scholarship competition open to radio broadcasting students nationwide. The program has been generously funded by Broadcast... Read More.

SBAs/NAB help shape online radio public file rules

Friday, January 29 by Jordan

The Massachusetts Broadcasters Association, along with the other 49 state broadcasters associations and the National Association of Broadcasters contributed important changes to the recently adopted FCC rules pertaining to online public files for the nation's broadcast radio stations.

Author: Jordan

FCC proposes eliminating physical letters/emails in NPRM

Webinar: Online Public Files- Radio, You’re up Next! UPDATE

New online public file for radio AND television – June 24

Joel Palmer passes away at 67

RTDNA recognizes numerous MBA stations

MBA looking for EAS NPRM comments

Pillsbury Law releases two advisories re: FCC deadlines

IPAWS legislation heads to President’s desk

MA Broadcasters have productive trip to nation’s capital

First MBA Virtual Job Fair starts 3/7 with great station participation

BMI Foundation announces BMI Founders Award for radio broadcasting

SBAs/NAB help shape online radio public file rules

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