Broadcast Law Blog

JUNE 19, 2019

The FCC yesterday released another of its regular EEO audit notices ( available here ), asking that approximately 80 radio stations, and the employment units with which they are associated, provide to the FCC (by posting the information in their online public inspection file) their last two year’s EEO Annual Public File reports , as well as backing data to show that the station in fact did everything that was required under the FCC rules.

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NCBA Law Practice Management Blog

JUNE 15, 2019

You know that to effectively manage your law firm finances that you need to create revenue projections, to establish goals for what you want to make.? You also understand that in order to establish revenue projections in a coherent way, you have to establish a figure for your overhead, i.e. — the costs that go into running your law firm.? Of course, you are acutely aware that your costs to operate equal business expenses, and that some of those business expenses, the larger ones (like malpractic

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Broadcast Law Blog

JUNE 17, 2019

2020 will no doubt be a very active year for political advertising. To help broadcasters sort out the confusing rules they need to follow in connection with such advertising, we have updated our Political Broadcasting Guide for Broadcasters (note that the URL for the updated version has not changed from prior versions, so your bookmarks should continue to work).

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