Governor Signs Medina Alert Into Law

On March 25th, 2014, Governor Hickenlooper signed the Medina Alert into law. This new alerting system will be used in hit-and-run cases, involving serious injury or death, to broadcast information to the general public through highway signs and the media. Through the CBA's... Read More.

CBA Provides CFOIC Membership

As the CBA continues to grow the services its provides to its members, we are excited to announce a new 2014 member benefit. Your CBA membership now includes, at no additional cost, membership in the Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition (CFOIC). The... Read More.

State Associations Speak Out On Advertising Deductibility

There are several rumors circulating regarding the possibility of a change that would amortize the tax deduction for advertising over a number of years. The CBA is working diligently on this matter, alongside the NAB, and has joined 49 other state broadcast associations in very... Read More.

CBA Requests Your Comments for AM Revitalization Filing

Recently, the FCC launched a rulemaking proceeding regarding the revitalization of AM radio. The Colorado Broadcasters Association will join other state broadcast associations in filing Joint Comments. However, it is essential that AM station owners and operators review the FCC’s proposal and... Read More.

Peter Maroney Appointed to the CBA’s Board of Directors

The CBA welcomes its newest member to the CBA's Board of Directors, Peter Maroney, President & General Manager of KDVR/KWGN-TV, Denver. Peter began his career at KHOU/CBS in Houston, working as reporter, photographer, producer, assignment editor, and news anchor . His work in news and... Read More.

CBA Provides New Colorado Legal Hotline

For years the CBA has provided a legal hotline staffed by the Pillsbury Law Firm in Washington, D.C. to address issues of federal law and regulation by the FCC. The CBA is expanding that legal service with a new Colorado Legal... Read More.