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How AI is Redefining the Economics of Leadership

April 30, 2026 • 12:00 p.m. (MT) How AI is Redefining the Economics of Leadership From Innovation to Integration: How AI is Redefining the Economics of Leadership explores why many media companies are investing heavily in AI yet struggling to see... Read More.

Payment Trends Every Media Finance Leader Should Understand

April 15, 2026 • 12:00 p.m. (MT) Payment Trends Every Media Finance Leader Should Understand Payment Trends Every Media Finance Leader Should Understand explores the evolving payment landscape and its direct impact on cash flow, operational efficiency, and client relationships in media... Read More.

AI in the Newsroom

April 16, 2026 • 11:00 a.m. (MT) AI in the Newsroom Al Tompkins, Journalist, Retired POYNTER Institute Explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping newsroom work. From research and reporting to editing, audience engagement, and ethical decision-making, learn where AI tools can... Read More.

Tower Inspections – Protecting Your Vertical Assets

January 19, 2026 by John Baich, SECC Chair & CBA ABIP Inspector Sangre de Cristo Broadcast Consulting, LLC Tower maintenance and inspections should be at the very top of every broadcaster’s to-do list. Without a functioning tower, you are simply not broadcasting, unless you are licensed and... Read More.

Chief Operator: The Role & Rules

December 16, 2025 by John Baich, SECC Chair & CBA ABIP Inspector Sangre de Cristo Broadcast Consulting, LLC A recurring issue identified during inspections is confusion regarding the role and regulatory requirements of the Station’s Chief Operator. While some Chief Operators are fully compliant with FCC rules,... 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.
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