Latest articles by Paul McLane
The nation’s largest broadcast association says it welcomes government discussions about improving the Emergency Alert System.
This is one online program sure to get good viewer ratings among its target audience.
The Consumer Technology Association likes what it hears from Hillary Clinton on the subject of technology, innovation and patent trolls.
Could 5G network be taken over by the feds? Pai opposes idea
CNN's new media pioneer will be a featured keynote at Government Video Expo.
Association for independent cable operators expresses concerns over talk of new media consolidation and other changes
Pai says it’s “bizarre” that commission still requires cable operators to comply
Director/VFX supervisor Mark Lambert will be featured at Government Video Expo
Every enterprise is at risk as attacks diversify and adversaries get smarter
Will 2018 bring an increase in broadcast station trading in the United States? There are reasons to think it might.
FCC wants you to register by next Wednesday
The FCC has released its new 75-page notice of proposed rulemaking aimed at improving the Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts.
NAB Labs is heading in a new direction. And in the announcement you can sniff the evolving nature of broadcast media itself.
Commissioner Michael O’Rielly wants to keep the issue of pirate radio on the front burner at the FCC, so he has put forth his own draft of a “pirate radio policy and enforcement statement.”
Broadcasting Board of Governors has named John Lansing as its next CEO and director, to start next month.
Broadcasters, Michael O’Rielly is concerned for your safety and security; and he’s speaking up about it.
