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 Fight Back! Join the Radio Free Alliance!
The record labels have asked Congress to expand the performance tax and tax radio. If this new tax is approved, it could force thousands of smaller, niche radio stations out of business. Join the Free Radio Alliance Coalition by going to www.freeradioalliance.org The Coalition currently has more than 150 members made up of radio broadcasters and their associations, non-profit organizations, radio ministries and religious radio broadcasters, hospitality industry organizations, African American and Latino minority organizations and others that are united to stop this effort to tax radio. SCBA encourages small and minority-owned stations to become a part of the Coalition. Stations can participate by airing spots for the campaign (call SCBA to request the spots), contact members of Congress to tell them to oppose any expansion of the performance tax and encourage other stations and organizations to join the Alliance.
SCBA's
Job Bank
The Internet is the most efficient and effective recruiting tool
today! Stations, post your job openings on the Job Bank and
view resumes for all job categories. Interested in a broadcast
career? Learn about the types of broadcast jobs available
and post your resume. SCBA Job Bank postings are for Equal
Opportunity Employers. Post
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Poynter Scholarships Available for 2008
SCBA is pleased to announce that it will be awarding two scholarships for upcoming news training programs at The Poynter Institute for Media Studies. The scholarship awards are $995 each and cover tuition and hotel. Read more
Radio
Is About to Change Forever
Make no mistake this is
our future. And the transition is taking place at blazing
speed!
SCBA pledges to support our members
as they navigate the challenges and opportunities of the technical
revolution known as HD Radio. For information on all aspects
of HD--engineering, sales, programming and promotion--see this list
of online resources.
NCSA
Update
SCBA member stations are
in partnership with governmental agencies to deliver public education
messages throughout the state. Many SCBA programs and services
are made possible by proceeds from the NCSA program. Stations
air NCSA spots in the best times available and as often as possible.
Current partners include: SC Army National Guard, SC Dept. of Motor Vehicles, US Coast Guard and the US Dept. of Homeland Security. Read
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Tips
for Non-Profit Organizations
For local radio and television
stations across South Carolina, community service is more than a
passing concern. It is a way of doing business. Every
day in South Carolina, from the biggest cities to the smallest towns
and everywhere in between, broadcasters are going to bat for community
charities, educating residents about important local issues, and
delivering lifesaving information and relief in times of crisis
or disaster. Non-profit groups across the state know they
can turn to their local radio and television stations for a helping
hand. The tradition of community service by South Carolina
broadcasters is unmatched by any other industry and one that we
pledge to uphold in the years ahead. If you want to gain exposure
for your charitable organization, school or other civic group, SCBA
provides these guidelines for working with the media. Read
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Broadcast Careers
