The ABA Board meets once each quarter to help ...
The ABA Board meets once each quarter to help ...
Maintaining local news and community connection is arguably the most critical role of Arizona broadcasters.
Newly released data from the Arizona Broadcasters Association shows sizable shifts in how Arizona audiences consume media.
The Ten-Minute Trainer Network is a FREE member service.
There’s good reason to celebrate legislative wins from 2022 and also look ahead to even bigger opportunities.
These in-person fairs are the central touchpoint to connect soon-to-graduate students with career opportunities.
We are planning a record-breaking $650,000 in investments to help protect and futureproof business.
All broadcast radio and TV stations are required to participate in monthly EAS tests.
The ABA exists to be the shared voice of the Arizona broadcasting business, using the scale of more than 225 members to help build business.
The ABA exists to SUPPORT you. That means using dollars strategically and continually reinventing ourselves.
Our friends at Arizona’s House of Broadcasting are back with their 9th Annual Living Legends Holiday Concert.
Lobbying efforts to oppose the creation of a new radio performance tax have hit the required bench mark of support.
We believe this law takes things too far, criminalizing the act of journalism in many situations.
We’ve given away almost 10,000 TV antennas to Arizona consumers.
Our goal is to use the collective reach of Arizona radio and TV to showcase local media as the most trusted source for local news.
Every member station in Arizona is eligible to receive ABA intern funding once each calendar year.
We continue to live in politically charged time where media finds itself right at the center of many debates.
Over the last several years, the ABA has joined with other state broadcasting associations to file official regulatory fee comments of complaint with the FCC.
After a two-year hiatus, we’re thrilled to be bringing Arizona radio and TV professionals back together.
The ABA’s 2022 consumer research makes clear the importance of radio stations investing in their digital dashboard.
There are few things more important than building new revenue.
The ABA is partnering with Al Tompkins from the well-known Poynter Institute to lead a FREE training for broadcast journalists on July 8 with a simple goal.
Political season is underway and that means both financial opportunity and legal risk if Arizona radio and TV stations don’t follow FCC rules.
We’ve invested $100,000 to-date and have just signed a contract to double that investment by August for a total of $200,000.
The ABA is awarding a record $125,000 worth of paid internships at radio and TV stations in Arizona this year.
The ABA has released a treasure house of data about how Arizona consumers use media in 2022.
As we shared with you last month, the US Government recently issued warnings to all American companies about looming cybersecurity threats.
The ABA plans to offer each of you the opportunity to live simulcast general election debates in October for both Arizona Governor and US Senate.
We’ve invested $50,000 to-date with a plan to grow that investment to $200,000.
Earlier this year, we partnered with media research company SmithGeiger to interview consumers from all around the state.
If this multi-million-dollar defamation claim is allowed to proceed, it could set a dangerous precedent.
Arizona broadcasting drives our state’s economy, period. Just look at the 2021 data from Woods&Poole Economics.
Each year, our Arizona Broadcasters Association meets with Arizona’s US Representatives and US Senators.
Currently, the Forest Service proposes to add a $1,400 annual fee per communications facility.
We’re launching a major statewide campaign to promote the unique value of local radio and TV stations.
One of the ABA’s most sought-offer services is our Arizona Broadcasters Inspection Program (ABIP).
All broadcast radio and TV stations are required to participate in monthly EAS test.
The ABA plans to continues its advocacy efforts this year for marijuana advertising access.
It’s officially a political year in Arizona and that means unique opportunity for Arizona broadcasters .
Once a year, we take a minute to make sure our entire memberships understands how the ABA operators.
The ABA prioritizes education about our changing media world.
The ABA’s focus in 2022 will levy all of our resources into 6 key areas of focus.
Are you up to date on all the FCC rules that govern your sale of political ads?
It’s shaping up to be a busy season that could affect Arizona broadcasters.
As we get ready for a new year, the ABA can give your newest sellers the training they need for success.
We want to give you early notice on a new ABA effort that we hope to make available in 2022.
In January, the ABA will begin investing in a paid media campaign to target cord cutters and digital audiences.
Earlier this month, we hosted a digital webinar with two TV leaders trying to help pioneer this space.
In the notice, the FCC says it intends to take enforcement actions against stations that fail to file timely, complete reports.
The program is part of a unique partnership with the FCC that allows us to train stations on all FCC rules
The ABA exists to SUPPORT you. That means using dollars strategically and continually reinventing ourselves.
Determining the credit worthiness of advertisers and agencies is always a difficult gamble for TV and radio stations.
The space is the result of years of planning and a generous grant from Adelaida and Barry Severson.
Each month, the ABA asks our Washington-based law firm partner to flag us on any FCC violations for broadcasters so they know what type of issues can create a problem.
ne of the ABA focus areas in the months ahead is to help Arizona radio and TV stations identify more AEs.
We’re opening up voting to approve the 2022 executive committee of the ABA board.
Arizona broadcasters are benefiting from a notable win with the FCC this month at the same time we are starting a new battle over EEO rules.
Our state is forecast to be one of the top 5 in total political ad expenditures.
The Hall of Fame Award is arguably the highest award an Arizona broadcaster can receive.
Every member station in Arizona is eligible to receive ABA intern funding.
Once each quarter, we offer a FREE 7-week onboarding program for new AEs with our partner P1 Learning.
Many of you have already been able to start taking advertising dollars in promotion of this pending launch.
The ABA prioritizes education about our fast-changing media world.
Would you like the ABA to reimburse your station for a paid intern at your operation in 2022?
Out of our plans has come a “Safe Advertising Coalition” focused entirely on clarity to the conflicting marijuana rules.
Each month, the ABA asks our Washington-based law firm partner to flag us on any FCC violations.
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Our lobbying efforts in Congress have been 100% successful over the last decade thanks to strong support.
