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Your 2021 Budget – It’s Time to Think Differently

Tuesday, December 15 by Jordan

By Jay Meyers President and CEO, Broadcast Management and Technology I truly learned about budgeting when I walked into a Department Head meeting at my first major market radio station a month after I became the program director. The general manager announced it was time... Read More.

MBA holds virtual Sound Bites event

Friday, November 20 by Jordan

Awards were virtually handed out to broadcast radio and television stations in nineteen categories at the Sound Bites Awards sponsored by the Massachusetts Broadcasters Association between Monday November 16 and Thursday November 19. During an hour-long streamed program on Thursday Executive Director Jordan Walton, outgoing MBA... Read More.

November RMT moved to Monday Nov. 2

Tuesday, October 27 by Jordan

In order to avoid any confusion or commotion surrounding the upcoming election, the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency along with the State Emergency Communications Committee has elected to perform November’s Required Monthly Test on MONDAY November 2, rather than the previously scheduled Tuesday, November 3. The... Read More.

2020 Sound Bites Awards winners

Thursday, October 15 by Jordan

We've begun announcing our 2020 Sound Bites Award winners! Click each category to see the winners!

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.

Sound Bites headed online week of November 16

Monday, September 14 by Jordan

Dear MBA members, This year has brought an almost unfathomable number of challenges to our radio and television members and to our communities. COVID-19, civil unrest, a growing antagonism towards journalists, and an exceptionally divisive election cycle have made all of our jobs more difficult. It... 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.

NAB Announces Launch of Broadcast Resource Hub

Thursday, August 27 by Jordan

The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) today announced the launch of the Broadcast Resource Hub, a comprehensive one-stop-shop for resources, tools and information on the most relevant issues impacting local radio and television stations. The online portal provides access to various resources created by... Read More.

MBA joins letter to Congress supporting COVID relief for broadcasters

Thursday, July 16 by Jordan

State broadcasters associations representing all fifty states, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico signed a letter to House and Senate leadership this week urging the legislative bodies to pass legislation to provide relief to local media in any upcoming coronavirus aid packages. The letter called for... 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.

RTDNA publishes reporting guidelines amid protests

Monday, June 1 by Jordan

The Radio Television Digital News Association has shared a number of guidelines for news coverage surrounding the protests and civil unrest after the death of George Floyd. RTDNA Guidelines: Civil Unrest Whether to protest a police shooting, to... Read More.

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Your 2021 Budget – It’s Time to Think Differently

MBA holds virtual Sound Bites event

November RMT moved to Monday Nov. 2

2020 Sound Bites Awards winners

NAB/RAB Radio Show Oct 5-9

Sound Bites headed online week of November 16

NAB releases new #WeAreBroadcasters PSAs

FCC releases 2020 Regulatory Fees R&O

NAB Announces Launch of Broadcast Resource Hub

MBA joins letter to Congress supporting COVID relief for broadcasters

Sound Bites entry period EXTENDED to 8/26

RTDNA publishes reporting guidelines amid protests

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