NAB 2009

• FCC: We're Not Picking Spectrum Winners, Losers

  By John Eggerton, January 13, 2010
  Director of scenario planning for broadband team says aim is to establish "voluntary marketplace mechanism" for spectrum use.  More

• CES 2010: NAB, OMVC, Sezmi to Partner on DTV Showcase

  By Glen Dickson, January 5, 2010
  Will highlight new applications for broadcast spectrum.  More

• PTC Calls on NAB's Smith to Join Indecency Fight

  By John Eggerton, December 11, 2009
  Parents Television Council says new NAB president's recent remarks both encouraging and "unclear."  More

• NAB Taps Keenom For New Position

  By John Eggerton, December 8, 2009
  Will be senior VP of state associations beginning Dec. 14  More

• Michael J. Fox Getting NAB Service Award

  By Michael Malone, November 23, 2009
  Actor did it all in TV and film before turning to advocacy  More

• Cover Story: Can Gordon Smith Save Broadcasting?

  By John Eggerton, November 7, 2009
  With the FCC eyeing some of the industry’s prime spectrum, and free TV in an uphill battle in a down economy, new NAB president Gordon Smith needs to unite broadcasters. In an exclusive interview with B&C’s John Eggerton, Smith talks spectrum, legislation, ownership, politics and the challenge of keeping broadcasters tuned to the same channel.  More

• Judiciary Committees Urge Radio Per-Performance Fee Negotiations

  By John Eggerton, November 2, 2009
  Conyers, Leahy send letter to NAB's Smith, Newberry, MusicFirst Coalition's Bendall.  More

• Bonnot Griffin Named to NAB TV Board

  By Michael Malone, August 26, 2009
  National Communications vet tapped by Karpowicz  More

• NAB: 1.75 Million Unready for DTV Transition

  By John Eggerton, June 11, 2009
  The National Association of Broadcasters says that its most recent polling finds that about 1.75 million over-the-air TV households have not taken steps to convert to digital.  More

• NAB Fires Back At ACA

  By John Eggerton, May 8, 2009
  Organization says ACA's assertion regarding rising retrans consent payments is way off base  More

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