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NAB Achieves Regulatory Victories on Broadcast Ownership and Streaming Rates

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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What happened

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Rick Kaplan, who led NAB through regulatory battles, is departing at the end of 2026. During his tenure, he oversaw a unanimous Supreme Court victory that removed outdated restrictions on broadcast ownership. He also secured a victory before the Copyright Royalty Board that lowered streaming rates for broadcasters.

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Why it matters

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The removal of broadcast ownership limits and the lowering of streaming rates affect the operational costs and market structure for broadcasters. These regulatory changes impact the financial landscape of the radio industry.

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Who's involved

  • Rick KaplanLed NAB through regulatory battles and court victories.
  • Copyright Royalty BoardJurisdiction where a victory lowered streaming rates for broadcasters.
  • supreme courtCourt where a unanimous victory removed broadcast ownership restrictions.
  • Graham Media GroupCompany for which Rick Kaplan serves as Vice President of Legal and Regulatory Affairs.

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  • AmazonSpeculative

    Amazon might see changes in its cost structure due to the regulatory victory lowering streaming rates.

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