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by John C. Morley, Independent Producer
Having been in the media for many years, I often hear from people who want their stories covered. The reality is that while something may be important to you, it may not be considered newsworthy by local or national outlets.
By Paul DeStefano, Northeast Regional Sales Manager, DeSisti
At the 2026 NAB Show, DeSisti Lighting is expanding its portfolio with a series of new fixtures that emphasize efficiency, flexibility, and practical innovation for modern broadcast and production environments. The company’s latest introductions span its cost-effective LITE series as well as entirely new lighting concepts, underscoring its continued focus on high-performance LED solutions.
By Connor Cheung, Chair, JAG Awards Committee
As we approach the JAG Awards, it’s a privilege to look back at the incredible range of talent within our community. This year’s submissions have been outstanding, with 26 different organizations participating and bringing forward some of the most creative work we’ve seen.
The Reauthorizing of the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet) – H.R. 7386
by Dave Garb, Legislative Committee Chair
Dangers of the American Broadband Deployment Act of 2025 (H.R. 2289)
Last November, a dangerous bill passed out of the Congressional House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee, titled the American Broadband Deployment Act of 2025 (H.R. 2289). H.R. 2289 gives telecommunication companies de facto power over local zoning laws:
By Bob Duthaler, Conference Committee, Chair
The Jersey Access Group’s (JAG) Annual Conference continues to stand as one of the most important gatherings for community media professionals, volunteers, and municipal communication leaders across New Jersey. More than just an event, the conference represents a unique opportunity for JAG members to strengthen their skills, expand their networks, and stay ahead in an ever-evolving media landscape.
by Doug Seidel
As I write this, our legislative committee is down in Washington DC for Hill Day. They are discussing the potential consequences of HR 2289 and looking for support from our representatives to vote against it. Meetings are set up with Congressman Thomas Kean Jr and Senator Andy Kim’s offices. Stay tuned for updates
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