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Election Coverage down the backstretch: Get off the track

Thursday, May 16th at 11:00am Kevin Benz - I-Media Strategies The 2024 elections are testing journalists as never before as truth takes a backseat to self-interest and polarization makes neutral coverage almost impossible. How do we cover candidates who treat truth as a convenience... 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.

Social Media – Where to Start with Limited Resources

Short staffed and no time - but you want to build an effective and efficient presence on social media. Lori Lewis, President of Lori Lewis Media, will make this easy for you in 2022 with 5 steps to get started on audience, brand, (and... Read More.

The Poynter Institute’s “Battling Bias” Webinar

Available On-Demand The Poynter Institute's webinar on "Battling Bias" featured topics like... Where do our biases come from? How do we recognize our own biases? Eight kinds of biases that can influence our journalism (these don’t make you a bad person, they mean you are... Read More.
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