Thank you Oklahoma Broadcasters for your efforts in keeping AM Radio in cars.

The payment window for your FCC Regulatory fees is now open, and fees must be paid by September 24.

The new obligations are intended to enhance the security of the nation’s Emergency Alert System (EAS) by protecting stations’ EAS equipment as well as their program chain. Broadcasters must implement stronger passwords and firewalls and update software and hardware to protect a station’s programming and EAS system from outside hacks. The deadline to implement the…

OAB President Will Payne is on Capitol Hill this week to urge Oklahoma legislators to bring the AM Radio in Every Vehicle Act to a vote. From breaking new to emergency alerts, Americans depend on their car radios to stay connected to their communities. Oklahoma legislators already support the act, we just need to bring…

OAB congratulates Vance Harrison on his retirement as President of the OAB. His leadership, integrity, and vision have had a lasting impact on our industry, strengthening the voice of broadcasters and guiding the association through years of growth and change.

The OAB will again arrange for radio broadcast space reservations at the sites of the State High School Basketball Championships.