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The ABA prioritizes education about our fast-changing media world. As we head into a new year, we’ve posted registration information about four virtual live events.
More FEMA-certified cotton masks are available for immediate distribution to any Arizona broadcast group that needs them.
The document is also posted in the “EAS” section on the ABA website.
The Arizona vaccine distribution process is broken up into multiple phases, and most Arizona counties haven’t yet moved into the phase that includes essential workers like local media.
Arizona radio and TV stations eligible to receive new government financial support will finally be able to apply for access.
Dozens of TV stations from all across Arizona will join together for a rare effort in January.
We’re starting to get a more clear picture of how Arizona radio and TV stations will benefit from the new COVID relief law.
Can Arizona broadcasters accept and air ads for both CBD and marijuana retailers while also maintaining compliance with FCC regulations?
We all hope our world will find some normalcy next year, and want to make sure you are aware of some changes.
Each month, the ABA asks our Washington-based law firm partner to flag us on any FCC violations for broadcasters.
If you have a new seller on your team, make sure they get the proper training needed
Because we are all living in a world of virtual work and financial hardship, the ABA is prioritizing several new ways to help Arizona broadcasters meet these obligations.
The ABA has approved both a 2021 executive committee and new board members.
We are offering these masks to every Arizona broadcast group at NO COST.
Our mission is to build our state’s local broadcast business stronger.
When we issue 2021 dues paperwork after Thanksgiving, each of our 200 member stations will be offered a 25% reduction.
Please use the below resources for last-minute planning and emergency needs.
As Arizona’s population continues to climb, so too does the ranking for our three TV markets
The below-linked presentation relies on the latest studies from broadcast tracking companies like Nielsen and comScore.
The case for local TV and radio federal support never dies
