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Chris Daniel, CBA’s New ABIP Inspector

Chris Daniel is Colorado's new Alternative Broadcast Inspection inspector. Chris comes to Colorado with over 50 years of broadcast experience. His company, Daniel Broadcasting, LLC offers various services to broadcasters, as well as technical and regulatory consulting. Chris has served on the Arkansas... Read More.

2024 Statewide RMT Schedule Posted

The Colorado Emergency Communications Committee (CECC) has approved the statewide, EAS Required Monthly Test (RMT) schedule for 2024. This schedule takes affect January 1, 2024. Visit this LINK for the 2024 schedule. The CECC continues to make efforts to update local area monitoring... Read More.

Anna Gomez Confirmed As FCC Commissioner By US Senate

From Radio Ink: After years-long deadlock, the Federal Communications Commission finally has its fifth Commissioner. Anna Gomez has been confirmed for a five-year term by the US Senate, as the Biden Administration’s sometimes rocky quest to fill the seat reaches its denouement. President Biden nominated Gomez... Read More.

FCC Political Broadcasting Rules for 2022

Election season is approaching and the FCC has been scrutinizing broadcaster compliance with the political broadcasting rules and political file requirements like never before.  Are you be prepared? Don’t panic watch this valuable webinar on the FCC’s Political Broadcasting Rules.  Presented by Fletcher, Heald &... Read More.

2021 Biennial Ownership Reports Due December 1st

by Jackie Fisher of Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth It’s that time of (every other) year again – The FCC announced that the filing window has opened and Biennial Ownership reports are due Wednesday, December 1st, 2021. Every odd-numbered year, the FCC collects information about the owners of... Read More.

“Employment In The Time of COVID” Webinar

On November 9th 2021 The CBA provided a webinar on employment law, FCC EEO compliance, and recruitment challenges in the time of COVID.  CBA FCC attorneys Frank Montero and Anne Crump and Colorado employment attorney Diana Fields discussed broadcasters’ EEO compliance, employment, and recruiting... Read More.
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