The Government Relations team at the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) had been preparing for change following last year's midterm elections, and they were wise to do so. Between new leaders winning seats on both sides of the House, the slightest of Democratic majorities in the Senate, a thus-far unsuccessful fifth FCC commissioner appointment and multiple issues happening throughout the TV, radio and publishing industries, the team has its hands full.
The NAB Takes on Media Issues In the 118th Congress
