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Harman’s Studer Selects Danmon Asia as Distributor
Harman’s Studer has appointed Danmon Asia as its distributor for its entire Studer product range in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar
EAS, Fences and Lights Rack Up Fines
Three equipment-related fines came out of the commission last week, one involving EAS, another concerning an unlocked tower fence and a third involving the lack of red obstruction lighting at night
NAB Fights Proposed Ad Tax Deduction Cuts
The Congressional battle over ad tax deductibility continues with the changes included in the latest House proposal.
ASCAP Goes to Washington
Leadership from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers paid a visit to Washington recently
Engineering Association, CEA Form Partnership
SAE International and the Consumer Electronics Association have signed a two-year agreement ...
New Chief of Staff for FCC Commissioner Clyburn
FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn has named Adonis Hoffman as her chief of staff
Broadcasters Fight Possible Ad Deduction Change
The National Alliance of State Broadcasters Associations is asking Congress to keep the current rules regarding the deductibility of advertising in place
Broadcasters Fight Possible Ad Deduction Change
The National Alliance of State Broadcasters Associations is asking Congress to keep the current rules regarding the deductibility of advertising in place.
Lawmakers Get to Query Potential FCC Chair Tuesday
The Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee has slated a nomination hearing for Tom Wheeler, a former telecom and cable industry group executive, for June 18.
Joyce MacDonald Is CPB’s First Journalism Vice President
Joyce MacDonald will become vice president of journalism for the Corp. for Public Broadcasting, a new position.
NATE Elects 2015 Board of Directors
The National Association of Tower Erectors has released the official results of its Board of Directors election.
NRB Announces 2015 Show Theme
The National Religious Broadcasters has adopted the theme of “Proclaim” for its 2015 International Christian Media Convention.
FCC Upholds Four Corners $25,000 STL Fine
The FCC is holding firm on its $25,000 fine against Four Corners Broadcasting for operating three studio-to-transmitter links in an unauthorized location. The penalty is now a forfeiture.
FCC Reorganizes International Bureau
The FCC reorganized its International Bureau, saying the changes make work more efficient and “enable new analyses of trends” in international telecommunications.
ASCAP Royalty Distributions Up by $24 Million
The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers distributed more than $851.2 million in royalties to its members in 2013.
