Who Are America’s Broadcasters?

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Who Are America’s Broadcasters? Your local radio and television stations – bringing you news, emergency updates, weather information and entertainment Unlike cable, satellite or streaming services, broadcast radio and television are free – you just need an antenna At your fingertips anytime – TV, radio, smartphone, car dash, laptop or tablet

Who Are America’s Broadcasters? 17,294 total broadcast stations in the U.S. 1,778 full-power TV stations 15,516 full-power radio stations Stations take seriously responsibility to serve public; licensed by the government to use airwaves for the greater good

Who Are America’s Broadcasters? America’s broadcasters are vital to local communities First informers during times of crisis, reliable when other forms of communication are not Most trusted source of news – investigative stories uncover corruption and abuses of power Support local and national charities, help those in need Innovate and invest in new technologies to provide better services Provide jobs in every local community, spurring economic activity

Broadcasting’s Reach 77 million Americans rely on broadcast television through a digital antenna 268 million people listen to radio each week

Keeping Communities Safe and Informed Radio and television stations provide breaking news alerts, round-the-clock reporting and online and social coverage Local radio and television stations often the only available communications medium during emergencies, as cell and wireless networks are unreliable Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) officials say there is no more reliable source of information than local stations

Investigative Stories that Affect Communities Broadcast news: number-one source for news and information, outpacing other platforms Local broadcasters take to heart responsibility of freedom of the press Stations’ award-winning investigative news units uncover corruption, question those in power and expose abuse Investigative reporting improves quality of lives and provides viewers and listeners with facts they need to be informed

Helping Local Communities Broadcasters’ dedication to communities sets us apart from other mediums Stations support charities and victims of disasters, create awareness about important health and safety issues and help rescue abducted children (created AMBER alerts) Local radio and television stations generate more than $10 billion in community service in a single year

Investing in Innovation Broadcasters investing in new technologies and expanding availability of content across new platforms Next-generation television delivers ultra high-definition TV, interactivity, personalized services and mobility; spectacular images and immersive sound Hybrid FM uses over-the-air radio receivers in conjunction with internet connection; listeners can tag favorite songs, purchase them or give feedback Local stations that stream online allow listeners to tune into favorite hometown station no matter where they are

Positively Impacting the Nation’s Economy Local radio and TV stations provide much-needed jobs for our communities More than 2.49 million American jobs depend on broadcasting $1.19 trillion generated annually by local broadcast industry in economic activity INSERT YOUR STATE-SPECIFIC DATA FROM HERE: find it at www.wearebroadcasters.com/servingAmerica

We Are Broadcasters Learn more about how America’s radio and television broadcasters serve their local communities every day at WeAreBroadcasters.com Connect with broadcasters: @nabtweets facebook.com/broadcasters instagram.com/wearebroadcasters