Archive for Business Ops-A
News Media Alliance Appeals FCC Media Ownership Rules
Today, the News Media Alliance filed an appeal of the FCC’s inexplicable decision ... Read More
SLAPP Suits and Their Threat to Freedom of the Press
By MACAULEY VENORA, Public Policy Intern Those who are written about about in newspapers are not always pleased with the authors' views. However, the First Amendment ... Read More
Congressman Schrader Introduces Bill to Provide Implementation Relief
In May, the Department of Labor released a final regulation updating the salary threshold of the white-collar exemption, used to determine if employees are eligible ... Read More
Statement: NAA Applauds Senate Confirmation of Carla Hayden
The Newspaper Association of America (NAA) applauds today's Senate confirmation of Carla Hayden as the next Librarian of Congress. Dr. Hayden's experience leading the American ... Read More
NAA Disappointed by Decision to Keep 1975 Ban on Newspaper Investment
The NAA is stunned that any policymaker in the Internet era would propose to keep a 1970s-era law that prevents broadcast stations and newspapers from ... Read More
Public Policy Quarterly Update Newsletter – Summer 2016
Welcome to Public Policy Quarterly Update, NMA's quarterly newsletter. Our goal is to connect you to legislators and keep you informed of the legislative and ... Read More
NAA Endorses NTIA “Best Practices” on UAS Privacy
Over the past year, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has held a series of meetings to discuss best practices for privacy, accountability and ... Read More
DOL Issues Final Overtime Rule
We have been working for months – alongside a broad coalition that includes small businesses, non-profits and universities – to moderate the Department of Labor's (DOL) ... Read More
NTIA "Best Practices" on UAS Privacy
Over the past year, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has held a series of meetings to discuss best practices for privacy, accountability and ... Read More
