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Small Market Success Stories

January 15, 2026 • 11:00 a.m. (MT) Small Market Success Stories Featuring Paul Jacobs, Jacobs Media Small markets often face tough headwinds—but they’re also producing some of the industry’s most creative breakthroughs. In this fast-paced session, Paul Jacobs spotlights radio and television stations across... Read More.

Copyright Law for Broadcasters

Attorney Michael Beylkin, of Zansberg Beylkin LLC, discussed with broadcasters the real and growing financial consequences of copyright infringement claims, and potential defenses like fair use.  Mike provided a calculus that reporters and editors should consider before relying on fair use, both to... Read More.

Developments in Sponsorship Identification

From foreign programming to new FTC regulations, Frank Montero and Seth Williams walk through all the rules surrounding broadcast sponsorship identification. Can you purchase consumer reviews or endorse a product you've never actually used? Enjoy this 30 minute session from Fletcher, Heald and Hildreth's... Read More.

Music Licensing for Broadcasters Webinar

Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth's legal eagles, Karyn Ablin and Frank Montero discuss broadcasters’ financial obligations for the musical compositions and recordings they play over the air and in their webcasts and podcasts.  Learn the differences between the royalties you pay for broadcasting,... 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.

Live Streaming Summit for Radio Broadcasters

Given the current intense competition for High School Sports Video Streaming, radio as an industry must be prepared to enter next Fall's football season ready to entertain and inform their local communities through this new technology. This series of... Read More.
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