Construction of the NAB’s new headquarters at 1 M Street S.E. in Washington is ready to get underway, as the organization held a ground breaking ceremony on Monday, June 20.

There may not be an official “For Sale” sign up yet, but the National Association of Broadcasters is beginning the process of finding who—or what—will replace them at their current residence near Dupont Circle in Washington D.C., as first reported by the Washington Business Journal.

The National Association of Broadcasters believes that the FCC should give broadcasters some space to determine how to work with the new ATSC 3.0 standard, despite calls from MVPDs and others for the Commission to look into retransmission consent, capacity or content issues in its upcoming Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.

The senate has packed its bags and headed home for the holidays, and that could mean the end of Democratic FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel’s change for reconfirmation.

The NAB found a new home.

The ink is now dry on the FCC’s new lease for its new headquarters at 45 L St. N.E. in Washington’s NoMa district, according to Rebusiness Online.

Broadcast Pix has relocated their main offices to Chelmsford, Mass

Clear-Com, a critical voice communication systems company, has relocated its headquarters in the United Kingdom