Learn more about the Excellence in Broadcasting Awards and the submission process. Excellence In Broadcasting Awards Luncheon Registration: New York City – Manhatta , 28 Liberty Street 60th Floor| Wednesday, September 10 Long Island – Blackstone Steakhouse , 10 Pinelawn Road | Thursday, September 11 Buffalo – Aloft Buffalo Downtown , 500 Pearl Street | Monday, September 22 Rochester – The Strathallan Hotel , 550 East Avenue | Tuesday, September 23 Syracuse – Embassy Suites by Hilton Syracuse Destiny USA , 311 Hiawatha Blvd. | Wednesday, September 24 Binghamton – Binghamton Country Club , 1401 Robinson Hill Rd, Endwell | Thursday, September 25 Albany – Wolfert’s Roost Country Club , 120 Van Rensselaer Blvd. | Friday, September 26 All training sessions will run from 10 AM to 12 noon. All luncheons will start at 12 noon and run until 1:30 PM As in the past, the Excellence in Broadcasting Awards will be a state-wide competition, with stations competing against other stations in similarly sized markets (i.e. small, medium, and large). We also have a separate college division and these radio/television stations will be ju dged against each other t hroughout the entire state. The re are three separate competitive classifications and stations compete only with others in the same group. GROUP 1: New York City only GROUP 2: Albany/Capital District, Buffalo, Long Island, Rochester, and Syracuse GROUP 3: All others All entries must have been broadcast by the submitting radi o/TV/College station employees ( or students) between March 15, 2024, and March 17, 2025. Award Categories We will present awards for radio, television, and digital services in the following program content categories. To see a copy of the Radio Award Categories click he re . To see a copy of the Television Awar d Categories click here . To see a copy of the College Division Radio Award Cat egories click here . To see a copy of the College Division Television Award Categories click here . Online Registration All entries must be submitted through our online web portal administered by Better BNC . If you have questions, please get in touch with Sandy Messineo at sandy@nysbroadcast ers.org . Regional Awards and Luncheon Dates Our 2025 regional training sessions (upstate only) and awards luncheons (both Excellence in Broadcasting and Serving New York) will be held at in various locations across the state. All training sessions will run from 10 AM to 12 noon. All luncheons will start at 12 noon and run until 1:30 PM New York City – Manhatta , 21 Liberty Street | Wednesday, September 10 Long Island – Blackstone Steakhouse , 10 Pinelawn Road | Thursday, September 11 Buffalo – Aloft Buffalo Downtown , 500 Pearl Street | Monday, September 22 Rochester – The Strathallan Hotel , 550 East Avenue | Tuesday, September 23 Syracuse – Embassy Suites by Hilton Syracuse Destiny USA , 311 Hiawatha Blvd. | Wednesday, September 24 Binghamton – Binghamton Country Club , 1401 Robinson Hill Rd, Endwell | Thursday, September 25 Albany – Wolfert’s Roost Country Club , 120 Van Rensselaer Blvd. | Friday, September 26

Learn more about emergency alerts at the federal and state level. Emergency Alerts Coordinating Broadcast Emergency Alert Services (EAS) in New York: The New York State Broadcasters Association (NYSBA) serves as chair of the State Emergency Alert Communications Committee (SECC). It coordinates with the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA), the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the National Weather Service (NOAA) and the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES). NYSBA is a member of the DHSES’s Citizens Alerting Committee. As chair of the SECC Committee, NYSBA assists in the coordination of transmitting EAS messages on local broadcast stations and cable systems throughout the state. We work closely with stations and cable systems to make sure alerts sent through the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) and EAS systems are received by local stations and transmitted to the citizens of New York. With input from our government partners, we created the New York State EAS plan for broadcasting and cable systems, which has been filed with the FCC. The plan includes specific instructions, monitoring assignments for stations and a monthly EAS test schedule. Because of security reasons, EAS information is not posted on the website and is not publicly available. Broadcast engineers or government officials may obtain a copy of the NY State EAS plan, monitoring assignments and monthly test schedule by contacting ddonovan@nysbroadcasters.org FEDERAL ALERT INFORMATION NYSBA works closely with FEMA, the FCC, and other federal officials to ensure a fully functional emergency alert system is in place throughout New York State. Federal emergency messages are received by key broadcast stations throughout the state and transmitted to the public through a radio and TV station network. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) FCC EAS Webpage: https://www.fcc.gov/emergency-alert-system FCC EAS Handbook: https://2e829eef-6583-4f7e-9223-ae32e70ddeec.usrfiles.com/ugd/2e829e_c3d876ae448d4a5aaf6aaca2d7f945f8.pdf FCC Emergency Test Reporting System: https://www.fcc.gov/general/eas-test-reporting-system FCC Disaster Information Reporting System: https://www.fcc.gov/general/disaster-information-reporting-system-dirs-0 FCC Disaster Information Reporting System User Guide: https://www.fcc.gov/sites/default/files/DIRS-UserGuide-122023.docx Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA): https://www.fema.gov/ NOAA : https://www.noaa.gov/ NEW YORK STATE ALERT INFORMATION State and Local Emergency Alert Systems: NYSBA works with the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES), New York City’s Office of Emergency Management, and other local jurisdictions to ensure that state and local emergency communications systems are operational. New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES): https://www.dhses.ny.gov/ New York City Department of Emergency Management: https://www.nyc.gov/site/em/index.page AMBER Alerts: NYSBA is a founding member of the AMBER Alert Program in the state of New York. When an AMBER Alert is issued, local stations relay the necessary information. Over the years, this system has saved hundreds of lives. Click here for more information regarding AMBER Alerts. Vulnerable Persons Alerts: NYSBA fully supports new laws to help find missing vulnerable persons. The new system will save lives and is important to our communities. Click here for information regarding Vulnerable Person Alerts.

WBNG-TV, the CBS affiliate in Binghamton, NY, has an opening for an energetic, self-motivated Media Executive in our sales department. If you’re looking for an opportunity that allows you to control your own income, rewards hard work, and you have the desire to work for the #1 media company in Binghamton, NY, then this is the position for you! WBNG offers one of the best training programs in the community to help you become productive right from the start. If you have the ability to set appointments with local business owners, we’ll show you how to succeed with this career. Media Executives work directly with local businesses to achieve marketing goals, and are responsible for selling television commercial airtime and a suite of digital products to new and existing accounts through our multi-media outlets, WBNG (CBS), Binghamton’s CW, MeTV, and wbng.com. $40,000/yr + Commission < Back MEDIA EXECUTIVE WBNG Johnson City, NY, USA Apply Now Job Type Television About the Role WBNG-TV, the CBS affiliate in Binghamton, NY, has an opening for an energetic, self-motivated Media Executive in our sales department. If you’re looking for an opportunity that allows you to control your own income, rewards hard work, and you have the desire to work for the #1 media company in Binghamton, NY, then this is the position for you! WBNG offers one of the best training programs in the community to help you become productive right from the start. If you have the ability to set appointments with local business owners, we’ll show you how to succeed with this career. Media Executives work directly with local businesses to achieve marketing goals, and are responsible for selling television commercial airtime and a suite of digital products to new and existing accounts through our multi-media outlets, WBNG (CBS), Binghamton’s CW, MeTV, and wbng.com. $40,000/yr + Commission Requirements • Requirements of the position include good communication skills, both written and verbal, solid computer skills, reliable transportation, a good driving record, and a valid driver's license. Experience • Outside sales experience is a plus. About the Company Gray Media provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics. In addition to federal law requirements, Gray Media complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. Gray Media expressly prohibits any form of workplace harassment based on race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, genetic information, disability, or veteran status. Improper interference with the ability of Gray’s employees to perform their job duties may result in discipline up to and including discharge.

Learn more about the internship program that is available to member stations. Internship Program The New York State Broadcasters Association offers our highly acclaimed Internship Program to member stations. The internship program is an important step in obtaining a job in local radio and television broadcasting. The program is funded annually by the Board of Directors. The program is run through our me mber stations and runs throughout the years. Those interested in an internship should contact the stations directly. A local station or local station cluster may have up to 6 interns per year. INTERNSHIPS ARE PROVIDED DIRECTLY BY OUR MEMBER STATIONS This wonderful opportunity provides interns with the chance to gain first-hand knowledge of the various aspects of the broadcasting business. Under the program, local stations select their own interns and pay them directly, consistent with the federal and state minimum wage laws. NYSBA will then reimburse the stations at the “minimum wage” rate based on all applicable state and federal minimum wage laws. We will provide reimbursement for each intern up to a maximum of 180 hours per year. To receive reimbursement, stations must file all necessary documentation with NYSBA at the conclusion of the internship. Paym ents to interns by stations should be made during the internship, consistent with the payment periods for other employees. NYSBA will reimburse a station at the end of the internship period. Participating stations must comply with all program guidelines. If your station would like to participate in this year’s program, please complete the application form and return it to Sandy Messineo at sandy@nysbroadcasters.org . For Stations: Get Started For stations, click here t o download the application, guidelines, and forms. The internship program provides equal opportunities (EEO) to all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender, national origin, age, disability, or genetics. For Internship Seekers: If you're looking for an internship, click here .

Learn more about the Serving New York Awards and the submission process. Serving New York SERVING NEW YORK PORTAL IS CLOSED New York City – Manhatta , 28 Liberty Street 60th Floor | Wednesday, September 10 Long Island – Blackstone Steakhouse , 10 Pinelawn Road | Thursday, September 11 Buffalo – Aloft Buffalo Downtown , 500 Pearl Street | Monday, September 22 Rochester – The Strathallan Hotel , 550 East Avenue | Tuesday, September 23 Syracuse – Embassy Suites by Hilton Syracuse Destiny USA , 311 Hiawatha Blvd. | Wednesday, September 24 Binghamton – Binghamton Country Club , 1401 Robinson Hill Rd, Endwell | Thursday, September 25 Albany – Wolfert’s Roost Country Club , 120 Van Rensselaer Blvd. | Friday, September 26 All luncheons start at 12 noon and run until 1:30 PM NYSBA celebrates local broadcasters’ commitment to serving their communities by presenting stations with a “Serving New York Award.” We also honor the public service groups that work with local stations to improve the quality of life in communities throughout the Empire State. We recognize commercial, non-commercial, and college stations for their efforts. We encourage all stations to submit a “public service” campaign or project electronically using the forms associated with each city mentioned above. Submit a brief description of the campaign The campaign may be on the air (PSA) or an off-air project. Submit only one campaign per station. It may be a digital or traditional broadcast. Events or broadcasts that have occurred between September 1, 2024, and August 29, 2025 Provide the name of the public service group with which you worked. Provide a station logo and the logo of the group you worked with Submit any photos from the event. No need to submit video or audio tape. Provide the names of individuals attending the luncheon. Stations must be present at the luncheon to receive a Serving New York Recognition All stations submitting a public service campaign will be recognized at our regional lunches. Stations and members from the public service organizations will receive the now famous NYSBA Crystal Bowl. Stations are encouraged to invite a public interest group with whom they worked during the past year. Representatives from the public interest groups will also be recognized at the luncheon. Note that the Serving New York Recognition is different from the Excellence in Broadcasting Awards. If you receive an Excellence in Broadcasting Award for a PSA campaign, please do not submit the same campaign for a serving New York Award. You may submit a different campaign for the Serving New York Award. However, we will present both awards at the same luncheon. Luncheons will be held this fall in Buffalo, Rochester, Binghamton, Syracuse, Albany, Long Island, and New York City. Select the location where you would like to receive the "Serving New York Award." You will then be directed to a separate page and asked to complete a “Serving New York” submission form.

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Learn more about the many benefits that are offered free of charge to members in good standing. Member Benefits INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Internships are available through member stations Learn More Rising Leaders Fellowship NYSBA sponsored MBA style program Learn More JOB LISTINGS Submit your current job openings for publication on our website Learn More ONLINE SALES TRAINING Training courses are available to NYSBA members in good standing Learn More TOPICAL WEBINARS Webinars on an array of topics are available to our member stations Learn More ENGINEERING COURSES SBE provides online engineering courses for members' employees Learn More STATEWIDE AWARD LUNCHEONS “Excellence in Broadcasting” and “Serving New York” Awards Learn More ANNUAL HALL OF FAME LUNCHEON Broadcast Leadership Hall of Fame Luncheon in New York City Learn More ALTERNATIVE BROADCAST INSPECTION PROGRAM NYS inspection rules and ways to comply with FCC rules Learn More EMERGENCY ALERTS SERVICES Coordinate the EAS system in New York Learn More

Learn more about the live sales training that is offered in upstate markets every fall. Regional Sales Training Regional sales training is back again this year. Click the links below to register for training and our regional luncheons that follow the training sessions. All training sessions will run from 10 AM to 12 noon. Buffalo – Aloft Buffalo Downtown , 500 Pearl Street | Monday, September 22 Rochester – The Strathallan Hotel , 550 East Avenue | Tuesday, September 23 Syracuse – Embassy Suites by Hilton Syracuse Destiny USA , 311 Hiawatha Blvd. | Wednesday, September 24 Binghamton – Binghamton Country Club , 1401 Robinson Hill Rd, Endwell | Thursday, September 25 Albany – Wolfert’s Roost Country Club , 120 Van Rensselaer Blvd. | Friday, September 26 Each session is followed by our “Excellence in Broadcasting and Serving New York” luncheons. Those attending the training session are cordially invited to attend the luncheons. The training sessions and luncheons are provided free of charge to NYSBA members in good standing.

Learn more about the tax laws that are especially relevant to local broadcast stations. Tax Laws Taxes are an important component of any business. The following list of tax laws is uniquely relevant to local broadcast stations NEW YORK SALES TAX EXEMPTIONS FOR BROADCAST EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES Broadcasters are subject to specific sales tax exemptions for equipment. Forem ost among the exemptions: Exemption related to tangible personal property used or consumed to produce programs Exemption related to tangible personal property used or consumed to transmit programs Exemption related to purchasing certain production or transmission services Telecommunications and information services used for news These exemptions are explained in Publication 825: A Guide to Sales Tax in New York State for Broadcasters. The guide can be found here .

Learn more about the New York State Broadcasters Association's Excellence in Broadcasting Awards and Serving New York Awards. Awards Members of the New York State Broadcasters Association receive a discount when entering the Excellence in Broadcasting Awards. Thank you to everyone who attended our regional luncheons! EXCELLENCE IN BROADCASTING NYSBA presents Excellence in Broadcasting A wards in multiple categories for radio, television, and college radio. The competition is statewide with stations competing in large, medium, and small markets. This award encourages professional performance and recognizes outstanding achievement among stations across New York state. All employees of NYSBA member stations in good standing are urged to submit entries. Click here to learn more about the Excellence in Broadcasting Awards. SERVING NEW YORK Our Serving New York Awards recognize the extraordinary efforts of New York State's broadcasters in serving the public interest every day. These awards are presented to stations that partner with community groups. Click here to learn more about the Serving New York Awards. Note – The Serving New York Awards are different from the Excellence in Broadcasting Awards. The Serving New York Awards focus exclusively on a station’s public service campaigns (both on-air and off-air) and the community groups involved in those efforts. However, we do present both awards at the same regional luncheons.

Learn more about the federal laws that affect broadcasting. Federal Laws & Legislation Apart from the FCC, there are other federal laws that affect broadcasting. For example, regulations promulgated by the Federal Trade Commission can have an im pact on broadcasting. The following lists federal laws (not FCC) that may im pa ct loc a l stations: Legislation Performance Fees : The Local Radio Freedom Act is a congressional resolution supporting local stations and opposing the imposition of a new government p erformance tax. The American Music Fairness Act seeks to impose such a tax. You can find more information here . Betting Americas Future Act: The legislation seeks to ban all sports wagering advertising. You can find more information here . FTC Requires Endorsement IDs from Influencers: Click here to read the Newstream story. FTC Adopts New Rules Against "Fake” Reviews and Testimonials: Click here to read the Newstream story. Proposed Regulat ions Advertising: FTC Updates Guidelines for Endorsement NAB Prepares “Tool Kit” to Help Keep AM Radios in Electric Vehicles FTC Opens Proceeding to Ban Non-Compete Clauses Nationwide: Could Affect New York Contracts Federal Court Blocks FTC Ban on Non-Compete Clauses Laws Please check back for updates!

Learn more about the online sales courses that are free for member stations' employees. Online Sales Training We offer members the best in online sales training to help you compete in today’s hypercompetitive marketplace. “In-person” sales training sessions can be found here . The following online courses are offered for free to emplo yees of our member stations. Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB) On line Courses We offer a suite of RAB online sa les courses . Contact Trevor Elmendorf at telmendorf@nysbroadcasters.org to register for these courses. Local Broadcast Sales Your station’s membership with the NYSBA includes full and complete access to Local Broadcast Sales' nine different services – all focused on broadcast selling. Inside LBS, you will find world class training, the industry’s favorite monthly webinars, sales ideas, sales certification, sales research, and much more! Click here to discover all the sales resources waiting for you and your sellers in LBS. To create an LBS account: Go to www.localbroadcastsales.com Complete the short form on the home page That's it! Click here to create separate, personalized accounts for your entire sales team. P1 Learning: Ten-Minute Trainer Network The ten-minute trainer network offers a holistic approach to sales and manageme nt. The online video training library is proven to be more effective than interactive courseware and just as effective as live training. Available topics include leadership, management, sales, HR compliance, creative, cybersecurity, custom er service, health and wellness, and more. And the best part? They’re short, engaging, and include tests and downloadable student materials. On average we’re talking about courses that are 10 minutes or less. Click here to learn more about the registration process. If you are employed by a NYSBA member in good standing, you may register through the NYSBA registration link here . Note: Do not register through the payment portal on the Ten Minute Trainer website. Instead, use the registration link provided above if you wish to access the service.

Learn more about emergency alerts at the federal and state level. EMERGENCY ALERTS Local radio and television broadcasters occupy a critical role during emergencies. We are the “First Informers” connecting our communities to public safety officials. Our news coverage serves as government officials' “eyes and ears” during a crisis. During emergencies, many stations provide uninterrupted life-saving information. Our one-to-many broadcast system allows us to simultaneously send detailed emergency messages to all New Yorkers free of charge. We are founding partners in the state AMBER Alert program and fully support programs to help vulnerable persons. FCC Issues New EAS Handbook The New York State EAS Plan is in the process of being revised and reviewed by the FCC . FEDERAL ALERT INFORM ATION Federal Emergency Alert System (EAS): NYSBA works closely with FEMA, the FCC, and other federal officials to ensure a fully functional emergency alert system is in place throughout New York State. Federal emergency messages are received by key broadcast stations throughout the state and transmitted to the public through a radio and TV stations network. NEW YOR K STATE ALERT INFO RMATION To access a copy of the New York State Emergency Plan click here . State and Local Emergency Alert Systems: NYSBA works with the NY State Division of Homeland Security, New York City’s Office of Emergency Management, and other local jurisdictions to ensure that state and local emergency communications systems are operational. AMBER Alerts: NYSBA is a founding member of the AMBER Alert Program in the state of New York. When an AMBER Alert is issued, local st ati ons relay the necessary information. Over the years, this system has saved hundreds of lives. Click here for more information regarding AMBER Alerts . V ulnerable Persons Alerts: NYSBA fully supports new laws to help find missing vulnerable persons. The new system will save lives and is important to our communities. Click here for information regarding Vulnerable Person Alerts. MONITORING ASSIGNMENT BY EAS REGION Buffalo Allegany Jamestown Rochester Elmira Syracuse Tompkins-Cortland Delaware-Chenango-Otsego Binghamton Jefferson-St. Lawrence-Lewis Utica-Rome Plattsburgh Capital District Lower Hudson Valley Mid Hudson Valley Sullivan New York City Long Island TEST SCHEDULES BY EAS REGION Buffalo Allegany Jamestown Rochester Elmira Syracuse Tompkins-Cortland Delaware-Chenango-Otsego Binghamton Jefferson-St. Lawrence-Lewis Utica-Rome Plattsburgh Capit al District Lower Hudson Valley Mid Hudson Valley Sullivan New York City Long Island

Learn more about the Excellence in Broadcasting and Serving New York Awards luncheons. Regional Luncheons Our 2025 regional training sessions (upstate only) and awards luncheons (both Excellence in Broadcasting and Serving New York) will be held at in various locations across the state. The following registration form will be used for both training and luncheons. All training sessions run from 10 AM to 12 noon. All luncheons will start at 12 noon and run until 1:30 PM LUNCHEON REGISTRATION PORTAL IS CLOSED New York City – Manhatta , 28 Liberty Street 60th Floor | Wednesday, September 10 Long Island – Blackstone Steakhouse , 10 Pinelawn Road | Thursday, September 11 Buffalo – Aloft Buffalo Downtown , 500 Pearl Street | Monday, September 22 Rochester – The Strathallan Hotel , 550 East Avenue | Tuesday, September 23 Syracuse – Embassy Suites by Hilton Syracuse Destiny USA , 311 Hiawatha Blvd. | Wednesday, September 24 Binghamton – Binghamton Country Club , 1401 Robinson Hill Rd, Endwell | Thursday, September 25 Albany – Wolfert’s Roost Country Club , 120 Van Rensselaer Blvd. | Friday, September 26 The training and luncheons are provided to NYSBA members in good standing and their guests free of charge.

The Multi-Skilled Journalist will deliver a high standard of news reporting, investigative research, and emotional storytelling. Show producing experience is a plus and extra consideration will be given to candidates with this experience. Multi-Skilled Journalists create unique and shareable stories for all platforms through memorable writing, photography, and editing. MSJs are great storytellers who excel in the digital age of journalism. Compensation: $48k-$60k < Back Multi-Skilled Journalist WGRZ Buffalo, NY, USA Apply Now Job Type Television About the Role The Multi-Skilled Journalist will deliver a high standard of news reporting, investigative research, and emotional storytelling. Show producing experience is a plus and extra consideration will be given to candidates with this experience. Multi-Skilled Journalists create unique and shareable stories for all platforms through memorable writing, photography, and editing. MSJs are great storytellers who excel in the digital age of journalism. Compensation: $48k-$60k Requirements A/BS in journalism, communication, or related field 1-3 years of experience preferred Experience with photojournalism, editing, data journalism, and content management systems Strong understanding of the tenets of professional journalism Experience 1 - 3 years About the Company TEGNA Inc. is a proud equal opportunity employer. We are a drug free, EEO employer committed to a diverse workforce. We encourage and consider all qualified candidates regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, gender identity, family responsibilities, disability, enrollment in college or vocational school, political affiliation, veteran status or genetic information. TEGNA complies with all applicable laws related to accommodations.

Station Public Notices The following section lists legal notices from member stations to comply with FCC rules, local ordinances, as well as New York laws requiring public notices. Any responses should be made directly to the entity listing the public notice. WLNY, Inc./WLIG-LD On August 20, 2024, WLNY-TV Inc., licensee of low power TV station WLIG-LD, Plainview, etc., New York, filed a major modification application with the Federal Communications Commission proposing to change from its current channel 17 to channel 30. Members of the public wishing to view this application or obtain information about how to file comments and petitions on the application can click here .

WHY BROADCASTING? The people working in local broadcasting are fortunate enough to have exciting careers in an industry that serves local communities across New York State. Whether an on-air news anchor, on-the-street reporter, account executive, producer, or marketing specialist, broadcasters can make a difference in their community. Every year, students across the state are making decisions about their careers and man y are unaware of the opportunities in local broadcasting. As such, it’s time to reach the next generation of broadcast professionals. Some students need help landing that first job or internship, and that's where networking comes in. To remedy this situation, NYSBA has put together a library of short videos that describe what it is like to work in broadcasting as well as provide students with industry tips/advice. The videos are arranged by topic/profession and are less than a minute long. This initiative aims to encourage stu dents to select broadcasting as a career upon entering college! Randy Turner Pamal Broadcasting Director of Creative Services and Commercial Production Program Director, Music Director, Image Director, Promotions Manager, Events Manager, On Air PM Drive Personality and Station Events Host for 92.9 and 96.5 WBPM FM (Kingston, NY) Program Director, Music Director, and Image Director for Magic 92.5 WGHQ AM FM (Kingston, NY) Small Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Small Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors.

Learn more about the laws that impact advertising in New York State. Advertising Regulations Numerous federal and state regulations govern advertising. The following summarizes the major laws and regulations governing the advertisement of certain products. These laws are changing constantly. Accordingly, we urge stations to consult their own counsel. Alcohol & Tobacco Alcohol and Tobacco Over the Airways FDA Regulations for Advertising Tobacco Products : (You cannot run cigarette advertisements on broadcasting but may advertise other tobacco products provided they comply with FDA Rules.) Lotteries /Games of Chance Adver tising Lotteries and Games of Chance New York State Law on Sports Gaming Ads Interpreting the New York Gaming Commission’s Rules on Advertising and Sports Wagering NY Gaming Commission’s Proposed New Stricter Rules On Sports Gaming Advertisements NY Gaming Commission Proposes Additional Sports Wagering Ad Regs Cannabis Advertising Regulations F ederal: Federal Cannabis Laws (as they pertain to broadcasting) State: NY Office of Cannabis Mana gement Adopts Disappointing Ad Regs Adverti sing Charitable Gaming/Bingo The FCC wil l generally look to compliance with state law. You should obtain a written statement that the entity sponsoring the event has complied with all federal and NY state charitable gaming regulations. The NY Charitable Gaming Regulations can be found at: https://www.gaming.ny.gov/charitablegaming/

WROC-RochesterFirst is hiring a Chief Engineer to join our award winning team. With the credibility and strength of our 75 year trusted brand, we are Rochester, NY’s universal local source for news, weather and information across all platforms. We offer excellent benefits including paid vacations, holidays, sick leave, and personal days, health insurance plans, Health Savings and Flexible Spending Accounts, 401K Retirement Plan, paid parental leave, dental, vision, Teledoc, behavioral health services, prescription drug coverage, life insurance plans, paid short term disability, and many more benefit options. Compensation package will be based on experience. COMPENSATION: 75K to 81K Annualized - - commensurate with applicant's experience and skill level < Back Chief Engineer WROC Rochester, NY, USA Apply Now Job Type Engineering About the Role WROC-RochesterFirst is hiring a Chief Engineer to join our award winning team. With the credibility and strength of our 75 year trusted brand, we are Rochester, NY’s universal local source for news, weather and information across all platforms. We offer excellent benefits including paid vacations, holidays, sick leave, and personal days, health insurance plans, Health Savings and Flexible Spending Accounts, 401K Retirement Plan, paid parental leave, dental, vision, Teledoc, behavioral health services, prescription drug coverage, life insurance plans, paid short term disability, and many more benefit options. Compensation package will be based on experience. COMPENSATION: 75K to 81K Annualized - - commensurate with applicant's experience and skill level Requirements Associate or bachelor’s degree in engineering, IT, Communications, or an equivalent combination of education and work-related experience preferred. Requires a working knowledge of television and digital studio broadcast and production systems. Experience managing, maintaining, and supporting IT and networking systems. Communication skills along with organizational and interpersonal skills as well as report writing responsibilities for WROC, Nexstar, and the FCC. Evaluates, selects, installs, services, and maintains station equipment and IT systems. Experience Ability to meet deadlines, prioritize assignments, and handle multiple tasks simultaneously. Ability to work flexible hours and be on call as needed for operations. Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record. Fluency in English; strong communication, both verbal and written. About the Company WROC-TV8 IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

Eyewitness News seeks a digital content producer who can create, edit, and produce material for our digital, social, and connected TV platforms! The successful candidate will work in a high-energy, non-stop news environment to help us with breaking news and create compelling content that our users will want to share. Curiosity and willingness to learn are important. Some of the day-to-day duties include writing stories, producing breaking news, creating original videos, producing live streams, optimizing content for more reach and impact, and helping to create content for social media and engage our audience. COMPENSATION: $59,100 to $95,900 per year < Back WABC Digital Content Producer WABC New York, NY, USA Apply Now Job Type Television About the Role Eyewitness News seeks a digital content producer who can create, edit, and produce material for our digital, social, and connected TV platforms! The successful candidate will work in a high-energy, non-stop news environment to help us with breaking news and create compelling content that our users will want to share. Curiosity and willingness to learn are important. Some of the day-to-day duties include writing stories, producing breaking news, creating original videos, producing live streams, optimizing content for more reach and impact, and helping to create content for social media and engage our audience. COMPENSATION: $59,100 to $95,900 per year Requirements An understanding of social strategy and SEO with the desire to keep up with emerging platforms Must be able to meet deadlines and work under pressure Experience Experience with Adobe Premiere and Photoshop (or similar programs) Minimum two years experience working in a digital content environment, journalism, or related discipline About the Company The Walt Disney Company and its Affiliated Companies are Equal Employment Opportunity employers and welcome all job seekers including individuals with disabilities and veterans with disabilities. If you have a disability and believe you need a reasonable accommodation in order to search for a job opening or apply for a position, email Candidate.Accommodations@Disney.com with your request. This email address is not for general employment inquiries or correspondence. We will only respond to those requests that are related to the accessibility of the online application system due to a disability.