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View AllCardinal Community Service Awards Registration
The IBA is recognizing the outstanding work our member TV and radio stations do in the community. We invite a representative from your station and also a representative from the community organization you have helped to attend the free awards luncheons in your station’s district. If you have multiple campaigns in the same district, please fill … Continued
Read MoreEnter the 30th Annual Spectrum Awards: Awards to Recognize the Best in Indiana TV and Radio
The Indiana Broadcasters Association will recognize outstanding achievement in broadcasting by Indiana radio and television stations over the past year during the 30th Annual Spectrum Awards on Friday, November 3, at the 502 East Event Centre in Carmel, Ind. Each entry is $30 and individual stations may submit up to five entries per category. Submissions must be received by … Continued
Read MoreVeteran Ft. Wayne Broadcaster Posthumously Honored
Bob Sievers of Fort Wayne’s WOWO will be inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame. Sievers worked at the station for more than 50 years including as host of the early morning “Little Red Barn” program followed by his own show which was often one of the highest rated, nationally. Sievers retired in 1987 and … Continued
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Monday, August 14, 2017Whether it’s covering breaking news, providing high-quality entertainment, or serving as the primary source of local information, broadcast stations in Indiana are the voice of Hoosier communities. Which is why the Indiana Broadcasters Association is proud to announce a new awards program recognizing TV and radio stations that are making a difference in their communities. … Continued
Read More7/23/1985 -
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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