Ahead of next month’s State Leadership Conferences that will bring hundreds of broadcasters to Washington for a two-day lobbying blitz, the National Association of Broadcasters has laid out its top priorities for the coming year. During a virtual town hall for members last week, President Curtis LeGeyt and other NAB executives addressed the new landscape on Capitol Hill and how the trade group plans to make its case to lawmakers.
The event was not open to the media, but in a statement about the town hall the NAB says issues such as the continuing battle over a potential performance royalty on radio airplay remain one of its top priorities.
