In the past two years, the Free Radio Alliance has significantly expanded its opposition to the performance tax on -on-bet” target=”_blank”> radio stations by bringing onboard four new members. These include The National Organization of Black Elected Legislative/Women (NOBEL/Women), The Intertribal Agriculture Council, the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and The Hispanic Leadership Fund. Despite the diverse missions of these groups, they all stand united in their fight against a performance royalty that could detrimentally impact local radio stations the United States. This blog post provides a detailed analysis of the reasons behind their involvement in this cause and their collective stance on the importance of preserving free, local radio as a crucial resource for communities.
The Free Radio Alliance and its Expanding Diversity
The Free Radio Alliance today grew the diversity of its opposition to a performance tax on radio stations America by announcing four new members…
NOBEL/Women and Public Policy Debates
NOBEL/Women, a non-profit, non-partisan organization primarily composed of current and former black women legislators and appointed officials, is engaged in public policy debates key issue areas, including telecommunications…
The Intertribal Agriculture Council and Agricultural Policies in Indian Country
The Intertribal Agriculture Council is recognized as the most respected voice within the Indian community and government circles on agricultural policies and programs in Indian country…
The US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Hispanic-Owned Businesses
The US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce represents the interests of 3.2 million Hispanic-owned businesses the United States…
The Hispanic Leadership Fund and Advocacy for Public Policy Solutions
“The Free Radio Alliance welcomes The Hispanic Leadership Fund…”
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