MBA Events

The Broadcaster's Roundtable is a conference call from 12-12:30pm, the first Wednesday of every month. Join Winthrop & Weinstine, MBA's state counsel, as they share the latest legislative updates and answer MBA member questions. To register: ...

The eight year license term has gone by in what might seem like the blink of an eye, but by December 1, radio stations in Minnesota will need to file their license renewal applications. TV follows just a year behind. With the public file online, a ...

2020 is bound to be a very active year for political broadcasting. Who do you have to sell advertising time to? How much can you charge? What paperwork do you need to retain? Who is watching what you do, and what issues are likely to arise in the ...

The Broadcaster's Roundtable is a conference call from 12-12:30pm, the first Wednesday of every month. Join Winthrop & Weinstine, MBA's state counsel, as they share the latest legislative updates and answer MBA member questions. To register: ...

Whether you are a Baby Boomer, Millennial or Generation Xer, the same rule applies, leaders speak with their actions, not with their words. So, it’s imperative that leaders understand how to stimulate action in adverse circumstances. Jeff dives deep ...

The Broadcaster's Roundtable is a conference call from 12-12:30pm, the first Wednesday of every month. Join Winthrop & Weinstine, MBA's state counsel, as they share the latest legislative updates and answer MBA member questions. To register: ...

This webinar will explore go to market strategies for local TV stations in the OTT/Connected TV space. Presented by: Jack Zavoral, Local Media Association

The Broadcaster's Roundtable is a conference call from 12-12:30pm, the first Wednesday of every month. Join Winthrop & Weinstine, MBA's state counsel, as they share the latest legislative updates and answer MBA member questions. To register: ...

As broadcasters seek to find ways to monetize their digital offering and social media followers, legal issues arise. A broadcaster trying to sell advertising and conduct sponsored promotions on its digital and social platforms needs to worry about ...

We certainly live in a digital world. Most media companies are striving to maximize total revenue and recognize one way to do so is by selling more digital. Here’s the problem, many salespeople across the country know more about selling their website ...

What does it take to work on a film, corporate or commercial set? Mark Adler will provide a glimpse at what you can expect and what is expected of YOU! Presented by: Mark Adler, Michigan Production Alliance

Are any of YOUR stations running syndicate programming? Whether a weekend countdown, or a weekday mainstay, ALL formats are airing more network programming. That leaves two options. SMART or NOT. Veteran broadcast exec Kipper McGee unveils how he took ...

Writing and Speaking for Broadcast captures a lot of the writing and performance aspects. SO MANY reporters speak like police officers and use words lifted from a press release. Yet, broadcasting is supposed to be a conversation. It needs to be HUMAN. ...

Presented by: David Oxenford, Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP