Colorado broadcasters made an impactful visit to Capitol Hill, tackling Ownership Caps, AM in Every Vehicle, and the Local Radio Freedom Act. We met with all 8 congressional offices and both Senators, and appreciate the time they and their staff dedicated to hearing our concerns.
</p>A special thanks to Lindsey Cotton, Dean Littleton, Lindsay Salazar and Kristine Strain for coming to D.C. to tell their broadcast stories.
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Awards of Excellence Special Room Rate Ends Next Week! |
The Awards of Excellence entries have been judged, and the initial results are now posted on the CBA website! Don’t miss your chance to celebrate the best in broadcasting—gala tickets are on sale now. Visit our website for all the details, including finalist information and how to secure your spot at the event. |
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Exclusive room block at the Ritz-Carlton, expires March 15th—book now to lock in your discounted rate! |
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How You Can Drive Record Sales for Auto Dealers Today |
Tuesday, March 11th at 10:00 a.m., connect with John Tkac for what could be the retail auto industries highest volume year in decades!
Dealers have plenty of supply and manufacturers are pushing hard to increase market share. Certain manufacturers are backing this effort with extreme incentive and rebate programs, providing broadcasters with a compelling story as they enter the showroom. |
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Exciting Debut: CBA Hall of Fame & New Logo Reveal |
The Colorado Broadcasters Association launches the CBA Hall of Fame, a prestigious new initiative honoring the titans of Colorado broadcasting.
The CBA HOF Committee is proud to unveil the official CBA Hall of Fame logo (above). This elegant emblem will be a symbol of excellence, representing the achievements and contributions of Hall of Fame inductees for years to come.
The CBA Hall of Fame recognizes Colorado broadcasters whose contributions have made a lasting impression on their industry, their community, and their audiences. From iconic on-air talents to visionary leaders and those behind-the-scenes innovators, these inductees represent the very best of Colorado broadcasting.
Proceeds from the CBA Hall of Fame will go directly to the CBA Broadcast Education and Development Fund, helping to support and inspire the next generation of broadcasting professionals.
The nomination window is officially open, and applications are now being accepted! Nominate a deserving broadcaster or apply today. |
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Copyright Law for Broadcasters |
Now available on demand. CBA members are invited to watch Attorney Michael Beylkin, of Zansberg Beylkin LLC, discuss the real and growing financial consequences of copyright infringement claims, and potential defenses like fair use.
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ABIP Application Deadline Approaching |
The application window for the CBA’s Alternative Broadcast Inspection Program (ABIP) is now open for summer 2025 inspections.
Proactive Compliance is Key: With the FCC Enforcement Bureau actively hiring in Denver, the likelihood of FCC inspections is increasing.
The ABIP Advantage:
* Receive a thorough compliance review conducted by experienced CBA Inspector, Chris Daniel.
* Identify and address potential issues before an FCC inspection.
* Gain peace of mind and ensure your station is operating in full compliance.
Applications are due March 31st, 2025. |
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US Copyright Office Opens Inquiry Over PRO Licensing Practices |
For broadcasters with concerns over the growing financial burden of new Performance Rights Organizations and their licensing practices, the US Copyright Office has opened an inquiry into PRO licensing practices. Comments will be taken until April 11th.
Find out more about the inquiry by clicking below and reading the full story in Radio Ink.
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Denver Journalist Attends IRE with CBA Scholarship |
Congratulations to Jaclyn of KMGH-TV, who was awarded $375 from the CBA's Broadcast Education & Development scholarship fund.
Jaclyn says, "I am incredibly grateful to the Colorado Broadcasters Association for this scholarship covering registration fees for the Investigative Reporters and Editors conference. By connecting with and learning from industry leaders, I will grow my reporting skills and stay on top of innovative practices in investigative journalism, which will directly benefit the quality of journalism at KMGH Denver7.”
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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 advocating for you and fulfill community ascertainment requirements with these messages.
Download messages by clicking the button below.
Current NCSA Partners:
• Colorado Dept of the Treasury (1/1 through 6/30/2025)
• Colorado Energy Foundation (3/1 through 3/31/2025)
• Colorado Tax Deferral (2/1 through 3/31/2025)
Questions? Contact CBA@ColoradoBroadcasters.org or call (720) 536-5427
Thank you for supporting the CBA!
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The Colorado Department of Treasury is rotating two messages to help Coloradans save for their future and find unclaimed property in 2025. Colorado SecureSavings is a retirement savings program. The Great Colorado Payback is responsible for reuniting Coloradans with their lost or forgotten assets.
This is a radio and television campaign with English and Spanish messaging. |
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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.
This March campaign includes English and Spanish radio and TV messages.
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Local Radio Freedom Act Reintroduced In Senate
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From Radio Ink
Congress is marking World Radio Day in a particularly meaningful way: a bipartisan group of 114 US House members has reintroduced the Local Radio Freedom Act, a resolution opposing the imposition of new performance fees, royalties, or taxes on local radio stations. |
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