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CBA Appoints John J. Baich as New Alternative Broadcast Inspector

DENVER, CO – [May 15, 2025] – The Colorado Broadcasters Association (CBA) is proud to announce the appointment of John J. Baich as its new Alternative Broadcast Inspector, a role designed to ensure that Colorado’s broadcasters continue to operate at the highest standards of... Read More.

CBA Launches Hall of Fame, Nomination Window Now Open

The Colorado Broadcasters Association (CBA) is excited to announce the CBA Hall of Fame, a prestigious new initiative honoring the titans of Colorado broadcasting. The CBA Hall of Fame recognizes Colorado broadcasters whose contributions have made a lasting impression on their industry, their community, and... Read More.

Why the Fight for AM Radio Is About So Much More

(By Justin Sasso) I came into this world as the subject of an AM radio contest. Radio has been the heartbeat of my life – I’ve only ever worked in the industry – which makes the failure of the AM for Every Vehicle Act this... Read More.

Turning the Dial: Colorado Broadcasters Respond to AM Radio Act Exclusion

The recent exclusion of the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act from the year-end budget bill has significant implications for Colorado’s broadcasting landscape. This decision has elicited strong reactions from both industry professionals and lawmakers. The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) CEO, Curtis LeGeyt, expressed... Read More.

Sage Alerting Systems Discontinues 3644 ENDEC

Sage Alerting Systems has announced the discontinuation of its Sage Digital ENDEC, model 3644. Here’s the official statement from Sage Alerting Systems: “Some parts for the ENDEC are no longer available. We have parts on hand for repairs, and we expect to be... Read More.

No IPAWS RWT on December 2nd

FEMA has announced that the scheduled IPAWS Required Weekly Test (RWT) for December 2, 2024, did not occur due to technical issues. They have apologized for the inconvenience... Read More.
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