WASHINGTON, D.C. — The NAB has launched a redesigned Spot Center, a move the association says makes it easier for local radio and television stations to access “high-quality public service campaigns from trusted nonprofit organizations.”
The refreshed site features a cleaner, more intuitive experience where broadcasters can browse, download and voluntarily air public service announcements on issues affecting their communities, including heatstroke, Alzheimer’s and drug-impaired driving.
NAB’s Spot Center includes:
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Broadcast-ready public service materials for local stations
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Free-to-use campaigns available at no cost to broadcasters
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Credible content from established organizations on important public issues
Local broadcasters have a long history of serving their communities beyond news and entertainment. Spot Center supports that mission by connecting stations with trusted educational resources they can use to inform and engage their audiences.
The new Spot Center can be accessed here: psa.nab.org
