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Copyright Law for Broadcasters Seminar |
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Avoid infringement claims, financial consequences and getting sued! Attorney Michael Beylkin (of Zansberg Beylkin LLC) presents “Copyright Law for Broadcasters!” Join us in-person for this live seminar at the Independence Institute on December 3rd at 10:00 a.m.
Deadline to Register: 11/27/2024 at 5:00pm |
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Revitalizing Local Automotive Advertising |
Delve into the exciting future of the auto industry with John Tkac! 2025 is poised to be an even better year for your local dealers. Learn invaluable strategies to elevate your automotive ad selling efforts, attract more advertising dollars from local dealers, and solidify your station’s position in the dynamic auto landscape.
Available to CBA Member stations and staff only
An LBS account is required to participate. Register below. |
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The CBA Wants You! |
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The CBA needs volunteer judges to return the favor to those states that judge our contest. Click the link below to sign up! Judging is easy and provides an opportunity to experience the creativity of others in our industry, outside the market.
Be sure you’re receiving text alerts and email notifications for Awards of Excellence updates. Use the link on the CBA’s homepage to sign up for text alerts and use the “preferences” button at the bottom of this email to add yourself to “Awards” announcements.
The 2024 Awards of Excellence contest opens Friday, November 29th!
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CBA Scholarships |
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Cari of Pillar Media will be attending the Jacobs Media CES® Tour in 2025 thanks to a $1,000 scholarship from the CBA's Broadcast Education & Development fund.
Cari expressed her gratitude, stating,"Attending the JACOBS MEDIA CES® TOUR will offer a front row seat in learning the best use of AI for broadcasters, and the opportunity to talk with automakers about radio in vehicles, especially AM. The scholarship makes that all possible!"
Apply for your scholarship now!
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January P1+ Applications Being Accepted |
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Is your station ready to supercharge its sales team? P1 Plus, the industry-leading sales onboarding
training program, is now offering a limited number of grants funded by the CBA, for the January program. |
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Non-Commercial Supporting Announcements (NCSA) |
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Current NCSA Campaigns |
NCSA messages are vital to the CBA. Keep us working for you and fulfill community ascertainment requirements with these messages.
Current NCSA Partners:
• Colorado Energy Foundation (8/1 through 10/31/2024)
• Know Your Judge (9/9 through 11/5/2024)
• Colorado Dept of Labor & Employment (11/1 through 2/28/2025)
Download these radio and television messages by clicking the button below.
Questions? Contact [email protected] or call (720) 536-5427.
Thank you for supporting the CBA! |
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Colorado voters approved the paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) program in 2020. FAMLI ensures Colorado workers have access to paid leave to take care of themselves or their family during life circumstances that pull them away from their jobs, so workers don’t have to choose between earning a paycheck and taking care of their families.
This is a Radio campaign only.
Click the button below for for Radio messages in English and Spanish. |
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The Office of Judicial Performance and Evaluation is required by state law to educate Colorado voters about the judges up for re-election in 2024. This campaign helps to inform citizens on how judges are evaluated and where to go to learn more about the judges in their district.
This is a Radio campaign only.
Click the button below for for Radio messages in English and Spanish. |
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Through the Colorado Energy Foundation (CEF), the oil and gas industry leverages its established presence in Colorado as a philanthropic partner, and accelerates its impact directly to the most vulnerable and underrepresented members of our community.
Click the button below for Radio & TV messages in English and Spanish. |
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CBA Joins with Other State Associations in FCC Reply Comments Regarding AI Disclosure |
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The CBA continues to push back against the FCC’s proposed political AI disclosure rules, along with all fifty of the state broadcast associations. Together, we argue that the FCC lacks the legal authority to implement these regulations, calling the proposed rules impractical and legally flawed.
The state associations argue that focusing on the presence of AI in political ads, regardless of its use, is a misguided approach. The collective filing urges the FCC to drop the proposed rules entirely.
The strong opposition from the state broadcast associations highlights the challenges in balancing AI regulation with practical broadcasting operations.
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