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NAB Files “Delete, Delete, Delete” Comments Calling for FCC to

NAB''s filing urges the FCC to seize this moment to fundamentally modernize its regulatory framework, beginning with long-overdue reforms to the national television
Small-town local public radio stations are most at

Last Friday, Congress passed a bill that takes back $1.1 billion in funding that was allocated to public media for 2026 and 2027. Public
Small-town local public radio stations are most at risk as impact

The general manager and news director of Abilene''s public radio station speaks on how they are impacted by the funding bill.
NAB Submits Sweeping Broadcast Deregulation Blueprint To FCC

Our filing lays out a clear, actionable path to modernize regulations and empower local radio and TV stations to better serve their communities.
How philanthropic organizations are working to support smaller

The goal here is really to secure local service and to make sure that 43 million Americans that are served by these stations that are most at risk continue to receive local
The $1 billion in cuts to public broadcasting could

Congress approved a Trump administration plan to claw back federal funding to public media. That could hit public radio stations in rural
How FCC Regulation of Broadcasters May Change

Proposals for technical reforms of AM and FM rules – including the possibility of a Class A10 FM station – are on the table, and these
FCC plans sweeping deregulation overhaul

The Federal Communications Commission is seeking to dramatically roll back regulations on media, telecom and tech. Why it
How philanthropic organizations are working to support smaller

The move is threatening the future of local public TV and radio stations. Now a group of philanthropists are giving money to the Public Media Bridge Fund. They hope that
FCC Deregulation Sparks Biggest Radio Industry Shift in Decades

Broadcasters are already eyeing relief from local ownership restrictions that have limited expansion opportunities for decades. If this regulatory momentum continues, we might