Advocacy for AM radio bills gains traction, involving the National Association of Broadcasters and Tom Emmer.
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Updated Jul 20
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Advocacy for AM radio bills gains traction, involving the National Association of Broadcasters and Tom Emmer.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Urgent push for the AM Radio Act floor vote in the House involving National Religious Broadcasters.Sub-event
- Discussions on policies impacting the Amateur Radio Industry are planned.Sub-event
NAB and Tom Emmer contribute to the push for AM radio protection rulemaking.1 source
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Advocates are pushing for rulemaking regarding AM radio protection in vehicles, involving the House and the FCC.Also in this story
- Legislative efforts are underway in the House regarding the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act.
- Senators Josh Hawley and Ann Wagner introduce bills requiring AM radio access through the Senate and House of Representatives.
- Legislation has been introduced that seeks to protect broadcast interests by requiring manufacturers to maintain AM radio standards in their vehicles.
- Emergency alerts originate in Tulsa regarding a bill mandating AM radio standards in new vehicles.
The entities involved
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National Association of Broadcasters
United States media lobby group
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Tom Emmer
U.S. Representative from Minnesota and far-right Somalophobic activist
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