Limitations on the scope of the “no-liability” rule for political ads
Broadcasters can be held accountable under certain conditions if false or libelous ads are run.
Radio’s Salvation: Innovation
Willie Nelson shot to the top of the pantheon of Country music stars – and radio can mimic his technique
Game is on: Expert review of FCC auction valuations
Larry Patrick of Patrick Communications unwinds the FCC offer to broadcasters willing to
Radio is Relationships
There is a difference between AM-FM radio and those services in the new wave of digital internet-based audio services
Succeeding with NextRadio: A first person account
when it comes to making FM on cellphones work, Paul Webber's been there and done that
8 Surprising Medical Facts About ‘Healthy’ Eating On-The-Go
It can be a challenge for health conscious broadcasters to eat right
11 Fears That Are Holding You Back
One of the keys to success is the capacity to take bold action when necessary
October 1 Must-Carry.Retrans Elections Drive the Future of Local Broadcast TV
The deadline for selecting MVPD must-carry or electing to negotiate
An examination of Local Market Agreements
RBR-TVBR takes a look at their history
Learning Lessons from a radio conference
Mike Rudd boiled it all down to three points
Broadcasters have no obligation to air harmful ads
Business opponents of the broadcasting community aren’t going to like this
How Radio Can Fight Back Against the New Media
Neil Gallagher says that radio should be eating digital’s lunch.
A nifty 50 hours at the Indy NAB/RAB
Veteran radio observer and operative Clark Smidt made the rounds at the Radio Show in Indianapolis
From the Ground Up
A big goal of mine going forward is to create “client movements” from the ground up.
FEC Fuel for FCC Fire
Brad Deutsch discusses the FCC's role in political ad sponsorship.