Utah Broadcasters Association

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Welcome! Utah Broadcasters Association (UBA) Your local Radio & Television stations

Text Box: For a list of Utah’s Radio and TV stations check out our “2007 Utah Broadcasters Directory” UBA 2007 Directory (requires Acrobat reader... free from Adobe)

Text Box: STATIONS: Please update your station information any time needed. Thanks!! Station Info form

Please pay your dues! Click here for more info: Dues info

Did you know that all analog TV broadcast services will end on February 17, 2009. Click on the following logos for more information.

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Visit the National Telecommunications and Information Administration to Learn More about the Coupon and Converter Program Starting in January 2008

National Association of Broadcasters DTV Information Site
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Text Box: Community Support
Annually, Utah Broadcasters Contribute more than $34 million worth of air time for public service. Utah Broadcasters also assist Utah Non-Profit organizations raise nearly $17 million annually. (See our Community Support Page for more info) Thanks. This information continues to help us with our Community and Government relations efforts.

Text Box: EEO Legal Guide Click for the EEO Legal guide. You can also right click and select "save as" to save it on your hard drive. (requires Acrobat reader... free from Adobe)

About our site:

If you're a broadcaster you'll be most interested in: Jobs, Alternate Inspection, Legislative, and UBEE pages.

If you're a non-profit or an individual you will most likely be interested in the following sites: Radio Stations, TV Stations, Jobs, Community Support or NCSA pages.

General interest include: Officers and Links pages. Thanks for your interest in the Utah Broadcasters Association. As always, we welcome your input and suggestions. For comments and suggestions please call the UBA at 486-9521. UBA will continue to be there to support the broadcasting industry. We look forward to serving you. UBA continues to sponsor the popular "Let Me Speak to the Governor," a call-in radio program, which airs the fourth Thursday of every month on radio stations throughout the state.

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