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Complicated deal extends Galaxy II group into Berkshires

Tuesday, October 18 by Jordan

Courtesy of Tom Taylor Now newsletter: Ed Levine extends his Galaxy II group from central New York state to the Berkshires, paying two Bruce Danziger companies a total of $3,150,000. Levine was seen smiling about... Read More.

5 steps you need to take before you can jump into drone journalism.

Friday, September 23 by Jordan

By Matt Waite If all the talk about new drones rules has you ready to buy one for your newsroom, there are a few things you ought to know first. Just because the FAA says there's a legal path to drone use doesn't mean you... Read More.

FCC releases regulatory fees “fact sheet”

Tuesday, September 6 by Jordan

On September 6, the Federal Communications Commission released a "fact sheet" entitled "WHAT YOU OWE – MEDIA SERVICES LICENSEES FOR FY 2016." This fact sheet outlines the regulatory fees due from AM, FM and television... Read More.

MA Broadcasters Hall of Fame Luncheon set for Oct. 13

Thursday, August 25 by Jordan

The Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame will hold their 10th Annual Induction Awards Ceremony and Luncheon on October 13th at the Boston Marriott Quincy Hotel. The ceremony, which will begin at noon (sharp), will see... Read More.

Nationwide EAS Test Comes With a “To Do” List for Broadcasters and Other EAS Participants

Friday, August 5 by Jordan

By Lauren Lynch Flick and Joseph A. Cohen, Pillsbury Law Those trying to keep up with... Read More.

Money Matters Radio to add Needham translator

Thursday, August 4 by Jordan

Via TomTaylorNow: New Boston FM signal proposed at 97.3, as Barry Armstrong files to move a translator in from Saranac Lake, NY to re-broadcast his “Money Matters Radio” WBNW Concord/1120. Seller is Northeast Gospel Broadcasting.... Read More.

MBA files comments to eliminate public correspondence from public files

Tuesday, July 26 by Jordan

The Massachusetts Broadcasters Association, along with other State Broadcasters Associations representing all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, recently filed Joint Comments in strong support of the FCC’s proposal to eliminate the rule which requires broadcasters to maintain letters and e-mails... Read More.

Can Pokemon Go lure in listeners?

Monday, July 18 by Jordan

By now you've heard of the mobile game that's swept the nation. Pokemon Go, based on the Japanese video game and anime series Pokemon (short for pocket monsters), has brought thousands of people out into the streets with their eyes trained on their smartphones.... Read More.

MBA awards 11 broadcasting scholarships

Friday, July 15 by Jordan

MBA AWARDS $23,000 IN BROADCASTING SCHOLARSHIPS July 15, 2016 (Medford, MA) – The Massachusetts Broadcasters Association (MBA) is pleased to announce that they have awarded ten students with 2016-2017 Student Broadcaster Scholarships in the amount of $2,000, as well as one student with the... Read More.

FCC launches EAS Test Reporting System (ETRS)

Tuesday, June 28 by Jordan

Deadline to complete Form One is August 26 On June 27, the Federal Communication Commission's Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau provided notice to all Emergency Alert System participants that the EAS Test Reporting System (ETRS)... Read More.

Chairman Wheeler Circulates Proposed Multiple Ownership Rules That Expand Regs for TV

Tuesday, June 28 by Jordan

By Lauren Lynch Flick - Pillsbury Law [On June 27], the FCC released a document entitled Fact Sheet: Updating Media Ownership Rules in the Public Interest. The driver behind the Fact Sheet is... Read More.

New rules on drones a boon to local newsrooms

Thursday, June 23 by Jordan

Yesterday, the Federal Aviation Administration released new rules regarding the commercial use of drones. Below is a summary from the National Association of Broadcasters Executive Vice President of Government Relations Curtis Legeyt. [On June 22] the Federal... Read More.

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5 steps you need to take before you can jump into drone journalism.

FCC releases regulatory fees “fact sheet”

MA Broadcasters Hall of Fame Luncheon set for Oct. 13

Nationwide EAS Test Comes With a “To Do” List for Broadcasters and Other EAS Participants

Money Matters Radio to add Needham translator

MBA files comments to eliminate public correspondence from public files

Can Pokemon Go lure in listeners?

MBA awards 11 broadcasting scholarships

FCC launches EAS Test Reporting System (ETRS)

Chairman Wheeler Circulates Proposed Multiple Ownership Rules That Expand Regs for TV

New rules on drones a boon to local newsrooms

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