Latest articles by Susan Ashworth
Industry Veteran Walt Wurfel Passes Away at 81
Former NAB spokesman worked as ham radio operator, journalist, press secretary and radio station owner.
Detailing His Own Persistence of Vision
A Q&A with GV Expo presenter Sgt. Matthew Callahan, USMC, military videographer and photographer
AR, VR, XR, MR, and More at GV Expo
A guide to the free sessions focused on immersive experiences
Industry Voices at GVExpo to Debate the Future of Video
Woodruff, Foreman, Koenig to lead discussions in Washington
NATE Says It’s “All In” on Drones in the Broadcast Tower Space
Recent FAA Authorization brings welcome changes, says head of tower organization.
O’Rielly: First Amendment Rights Worthy of Strongest Defenses
FCC Commissioner says individuals who use the public airwaves must play by the rules.
O’Rielly: Putting the Pep Back in Policy and Process
FCC commissioner touches on policy, process reforms and Kid Vid at AEI function
Pai Tells Broadcasters: More Modernization On the Way
FCC Chairman receives standing ovation at the NAB Show
FCC to Take More Action on EAS and WEA
Commission to propose more changes at its July 12 Open Meeting
Missouri the Next State to Conduct a Solo EAS/WEA Test
Missouri State Highway Patrol told the FCC the purpose is to ensure public confidence in emergency notifications
NAB Show Product Review: Cloud and Storage & Recording
Technologies to accelerate broadcast workflows
FCC Nixes Contract Paper Rule
Commission votes to eliminate paper filing requirement for broadcast station contracts.
Budget Battle Begins
A line item for spectrum license user fees—which would apply to broadcasters, cable, satellite and other spectrum license holders—would net the government $4.8 billion over the next decade...
Stations Must Act Ahead of EAS Deadline
Up next on Feb 24, 2:20 p.m. EST: A regional test that will cover a wide swath of the East Coast and parts of the Midwest and Gulf Coast.
FCC Requires Online Files for Radio
In a move that's been expected for several years, the Federal Communications Commission moved to modernize the public inspection files rules for radio broadcasters and others.
Newsrooms Absorb New Tech Advances
It’s a theme that has swept through the content creation marketplace and into the broadcast newsroom again and again: change begets more change.
