Legislation has been introduced that seeks to protect broadcast interests by requiring manufacturers to maintain AM radio standards in their vehicles.
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What happened
Legislation has been introduced that seeks to protect broadcast interests by requiring manufacturers to maintain AM radio standards in their vehicles.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act moves to the Senate after passing the House.1 source
New act targets manufacturers to protect broadcast interests via AM radio standards.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.
- Advocates are pushing for rulemaking regarding AM radio protection in vehicles, involving the House and the FCC.
- Advocacy for AM radio bills gains traction, involving the National Association of Broadcasters and Tom Emmer.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- kvsh.com
- kfvs12.comAM radio’s future on the line as automakers drop it from new models
- newson6.com