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Sports on TV: The Public Already Paid; Why Are Fans Paying Again?
OPINION Sports have long held a unique place in American life; they are not merely entertainment
Judge Blocks Order Barring NPR and PBS From Funding
Colorado Public Radio said it ensures federal funds can be used for NPR content
NAB Applauds FCC Chair, Sen. Mike Lee for Sports Rights Inquiry
Association ties sports rights to ‘outdated’ ownership rules
Judge Rules VOA’s Kari Lake Has ‘Acted Unlawfully’
Judge rules all of Lake’s actions over the past year to be null and void
IAB Unveils Significant Updates to Multi-State Privacy Agreement
Updates strengthen advertiser protections, streamlines compliance, and address enforcement priorities under state privacy laws
Broadcasters Gather in D.C. for NAB State Leadership Conference
On March 4 they will head to Capitol Hill to advocate for ownership rule reforms, AM radio and the future of local broadcasting
Study: Station Groups Spending Millions Lobbying to Abolish Ownership Caps
Nexstar spent $3.2 million lobbying the FCC in 2025 on various issues while Sinclair spent $800,000, according a new report from OpenSecrets
IBCAP Announces $21 Million Lawsuit Against DMTN IPTV
Complaint accuses the global pirate streaming service of infringing IBCAP member content rights
