The Latest Breaking News from Curtis LeGeyt

FCC opens door to larger local broadcast ownership groups

Local television ownership groups could grow after the Federal Communications Commission took a controversial vote to remove the national ownership cap. The FCC voted, 2-1, at its August open meeting Thursday to lift the cap, which limited individual broadcasters’ ownership to stations that in aggregate reached no more than 39 percent…

Roll Call · Aug 6

M&E’s Embrace of AI Dampens Potential for Damage Mitigation

Amid the hype, industry struggles to establish guidance and guardrails

TV Tech · Aug 6, 2024

Carr Raises Possibility of ‘Incentive Auction 2.0’

FCC Commissioner hints of another spectrum auction during ATSC's annual meeting

TV Tech · Jun 17, 2024

NAB President: Broadcast Ownership Rules are 'Desperately in Need of Modernization'

In last week’s TV Tech Summit keynote, NAB's leader addresses the advantages of diversity and concerns over how generative AI could impact local communities

TV Tech · Apr 1, 2024

Broadcasters Convene in Washington for Annual Advocacy Push

NAB meets with top policymakers to discuss the future of AM, leveling the playing field with Big Tech, and broadcasters' role in delivering trusted and accurate information

TV Tech · Mar 6, 2024

NAB President LeGeyt Outlines Broadcasters’ AI Concerns to Congress

“The use of broadcasters’ news content in AI models, without authorization, diminishes our audience trust and our reinvestment in local news"

TV Tech · Jan 11, 2024

Citadel Communications Founder Philip J. Lombardo, Has Died

Lombardo was the longtime chair of the Broadcasters Foundation of America

TV Tech · Jan 5, 2024

AI: The Great ‘Disrupter' of 2023

Technology’s impact on M&E a double-edged sword

TV Tech · Dec 14, 2023

LeGeyt: Local Broadcast Journalism is the ‘Antidote’ to AI Misinformation

NAB President/CEO warns Senate of threats from generative AI including misinformation, copyright violations, and the burden on local newsrooms

TV Tech · Nov 30, 2023

ATSC Celebrates 3.0; Debates 1.0 Shutoff

TV standards group discusses NextGen TV progress

TV Tech · Jun 20, 2023