Jordan, Author at Massachusetts Broadcasters Association

FCC schedules demonstration of online inspection file interface

Monday, July 9 by Jordan

From an FCC press release - 7/6/12 On July 17, 2012, the FCC will conduct a public demonstration of the database it has developed to host the online public inspection file for television... Read More.

New Public/Political Files rules for TV effective August 2

Thursday, July 5 by Jordan

Posted July 3, 2012 By Paul A. Cicelski - Pillsbury Law Earlier today, the FCC announced in the Federal Register that the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has approved the FCC's new rules requiring television stations to replace the... Read More.

MBA joins other State Associations to challenge online public file ruling

Friday, June 15 by Jordan

The Massachusetts Broadcasters Association and forty-five other State Broadcasters Associations joined in Comments challenging, before the FCC and the Office of Management and Budget, the Commission's new requirement that television stations... Read More.

Sound Bites Awards beta is now open!

Friday, June 8 by Jordan

This year’s Sound Bites Annual Meeting & Mingling Event is back and better than ever – because we’re bringing back the awards, baby! Now’s the time to gather up your best work... Read More.

You're invited: A visit to the Museum of Broadcast Technology

Thursday, June 7 by Jordan

You're invited to the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers New England Section meeting FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2012... A VISIT TO THE MUSEUM OF BROADCAST TECHNOLOGY SMPTE New England meetings are free to members and nonmembers! A Joint Event with: SMPTE New... Read More.

IPAWS Webinar: Getting Ready for CAP– Countdown to June 30th

Wednesday, June 6 by Jordan

FEMA Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) In Partnership with the... Read More.

Conclave offers free webinar studying radio listeners

Thursday, May 17 by Jordan

On Wednesday, May 23 at 3PM, The Conclave presents Fred Jacobs with the results of Jacobs Media’s industry-wide research study on North America’s usage of digital technology and social media with Techsurvey... Read More.

Study shows increased interest in radio-enabled cell phones

Wednesday, May 9 by Jordan

A recent Harris Interactive poll says that 81% of consumers would consider paying a $.30 fee in order to free FM radio on their cell phones. NAB spokesman, Dennis Wharton says the new... Read More.

Mobile EAS demo at WGBH-TV

Tuesday, February 28 by Jordan

WGBH-TV would like to invite you to see a demo of a pilot project WGBH is participating in to test the use of mobile DTV as... Read More.

Obama paves way for incentive auctions

Thursday, February 23 by Jordan

President Obama has signed the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012 into law. The bill included language giving the FCC authority to hold incentive auctions of television spectrum, aimed at increasing the bandwidth for broadband service. Read the article from

Consumers returning to over-the-air TV

Thursday, February 23 by Jordan

With Congress passing the payroll tax extension last week (which included language for a television spectrum auction) the debate rages on about whether or wireless companies... Read More.

Author: Jordan

FCC schedules demonstration of online inspection file interface

New Public/Political Files rules for TV effective August 2

MBA joins other State Associations to challenge online public file ruling

Sound Bites Awards beta is now open!

You're invited: A visit to the Museum of Broadcast Technology

IPAWS Webinar: Getting Ready for CAP– Countdown to June 30th

Conclave offers free webinar studying radio listeners

Study shows increased interest in radio-enabled cell phones

Mobile EAS demo at WGBH-TV

Obama paves way for incentive auctions

Consumers returning to over-the-air TV

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