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View AllHave An Exceptional Engineer? Honor them with a “Saved My Bacon” Award
For the third consecutive year, the Indiana Broadcasters Association are recognizing the impactful work of Hoosier broadcast engineers with the “Saved My Bacon” Award. Station general managers are asked to nominate individuals or teams who have literally “Saved My Bacon” with their technical prowess on individual projects or a series of projects done throughout the … Continued
Read More2019 Spectrum Awards Winners
The winners of the 2019 Indiana Broadcasters Association Spectrum Awards were announced on Thursday, October 24th. Below is the list of winners. See official photos of all the Spectrum Award winners here and see a gallery of the full awards ceremony here. Radio Market 1 Station of the Year WMEE-FM (Ft. Wayne) Broadcast Personality … Continued
Read MoreThink F1rst campaign values the five freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment
News For Immediate Release Indianapolis, Ind. – Monday, October 21 – The Indiana Broadcasters Association and Hoosier State Press Association are encouraging our members to participate in a Think First public awareness campaign focused on the freedoms guaranteed Americans by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Matching the five freedoms (Speech, Press, Religion, Assemble … Continued
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View AllMidwest Broadcast & Multimedia Technology Conference
Thursday, November 14, 2019Registration is now open for the Midwest Broadcast & Multimedia Technology Conference on Thursday, November 14th in Columbus, Ohio. Indiana broadcast engineers are invited to attend the one-day conference presented by the Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky Broadcasters Associations, in partnership with the Society for Broadcast Engineers (SBE) and the Society for Motion Picture & Television Engineers (SMPTE). This event is … Continued
Read MoreThe Best of the Best from the 2018
Indiana Broadcasters Conference
Learn more about the Indiana Broadcast Pioneers. Organized in 1979, it is dedicated to offering opportunities for fellowship, education, public service, and the preservation of broadcast history. Ongoing projects include a quarterly newsletter, this website, the Richard M. Fairbanks Indiana Broadcast Hall of Fame, an exhibit at the Indiana State Museum, and occasional public programs featuring retired broadcasters.
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