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Carmel, Ind. – July 8, 2021 – Six Hoosier broadcasters will be inducted into the Indiana Broadcast Pioneers Richard M. Fairbanks Hall of Fame this October.   The Indiana Broadcasters Association today announced the 2021 Hall of Fame class Indiana radio host and...

The Indiana Broadcasters Association and IHSAA are hosting a session on Thursday, July 15th at 2PM ET to help stations better understand the process of streaming games.

As part of the federal CARES Act, broadcasters are eligible for Employee Retention Tax Credits for payroll expenses not covered already by a Payroll Protection Program (PPP) loan.  The additional assistance is the result of efforts by the National Association of Broadcasters and IBA to help stations whose businesses were severely impacted by the pandemic.  

You’re invited to “Breaking Out for a Beautiful Rest of the Year!” with your Indiana Broadcasters Association and Mark Levy. For many of us, 2020 seemed like a year that we were “trapped” inside an awfully ugly cocoon of well, ugliness! So I hope you join your Indiana Broadcasters Association and yours truly as we “Break Out” to make this a beautiful rest of the year! That’s pretty bold talk, so you’ll have to attend to see if I can back it up: June 29th in Ft. Wayne and June 30th in Bloomington.

The Indiana Broadcasters Association is celebrating diversity in our industry with a series of panel conversations throughout the month of June. The four-part series aims to address issues and provide solutions to make broadcasting in Indiana more inclusive.

Engineers are the foundation of any broadcasting station.  Their ability to respond ensures stations stay on the air and connected to the communities they serve. The Indiana Broadcasters Association Engineering Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to learn more about broadcast engineering through a 14-week (length can vary from 12-16 weeks) paid program with stations across the state.

Indiana broadcasters have done incredible work over the past year and the IBA will, again, recognize the Best in Broadcasting during the 2021...

The unprecedented events of the past year means more and more Hoosiers rely on Indiana TV and radio stations for information to keep safe and informed. But beyond the critical up-to-date local news, Indiana broadcasters provided critical resources and put forth unique efforts to support local businesses, schools, and the communities they serve. During a time when needs were greatest, Indiana broadcasters answered the call. This year’s recipients of the Cardinal Community Service Awards raised more than $2 Million for communities across the state.

WANE15 and the Fort Wayne Urban League are proud to announce community advocate and multi-award winning news anchor Terra Brantley has been selected as the new President and CEO of the Fort Wayne Urban League.

Carmel, Ind. – April 23, 2021 – The Indiana Broadcasters Foundation announced 11 recipients of its 2021 scholarship program, awarding $55,000 total to students who attend colleges and universities across the state.  The scholarships are funded by the Indiana...

National Association of Broadcasters President and CEO Gordon H. Smith announced his plans to transition to an advisory and advocacy role effective Dec. 31, 2021. The organization’s Chief Operating Officer Curtis LeGeyt has been named the next president and CEO of NAB...

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