As misinformation runs rampant on social media, journalists at local TV and radio stations continue to bring unbiased reporting, urgent emergency updates and accurate fact-checking every day. Take a look at our newest television spot below and download broadcast-ready television and radio spots for airing.
From reporting the latest weather updates and providing vital emergency warnings to covering the local high school football game, 82 million Americans depend on AM radio. Despite this, some auto manufacturers have suggested removing AM radio from the dashboard.
Tell your members of Congress why you want to keep AM radio in cars.
Radio and television broadcasters live in the communities they work. Because of this, they understand the unique needs of their towns and cities and get personally involved in their communities. Year-round, stations host and promote service projects to support their neighbors in need. They distribute fans in summer and coats in winter, supplies for kids in school and books to read during breaks, and so much more. This service ramps up during the holiday season, when communities come together to help those who need it most. Below are just a few examples of broadcasters helping to feed the hungry this holiday season.
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