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The annual "Best in Broadcasting" awards program allows our broadcasters to strut their stuff with other broadcasters!

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Just like that saying: "membership has it's rewards"  Join a tradition that is still trending, join the ISBA! Learn more!

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ISBA Programs are designed to bring additional information and community based awareness to Idaho

VIEWS OF A VERY SUCCESSFUL STATE LEGISLATIVE RECEPTION HELD JANUARY 14, 2020

The ISBA hosted a meet and greet with the Idaho State Legislative representatives on January 14th, 2020.  Here are some images from the successful event.

The 2020 ISBA Legislative reception brought together leaders in Idaho government with leaders in Idaho's broadcast industry.  The event was well attended and included a wonderful buffet and great music provided by the 25th Army jazz ensemble.

 
In attendance was Governor Little, ISBA Chairman, Ron Pisaneschi as well as ISBA Public Affairs consultant and Teresa Molitor of Molitor & Associates.
 
Several representatives including Terry Gestrip, Tony Wisniewski and Tammy Nichols as well as Rick Carmean of Townsquare Media and ISBA Board member, Keith Walker enjoyed the gathering
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Best in Broadcasting Wraps Up Their Awards Season

The ISBA just celebrated the 2018-2019 Best in Broadcasting Awards at a gala reception on Saturday, August 3rd and was attended by close to 100 of Idaho's top broadcasters in radio, television and on-line professionals.

The awards for creativity and top news, sports and weather segments as well as best reporters, anchors, play x play, weather and community support were just a part of the awards handed out that evening.

Start putting aside your top stories for the next awards season, as the ISBA will be celebrating it's 70th year representing Idaho broadcasters.

In the meantime, congratulations to everyone that works bringing the best of broadcasting to the state of Idaho and of course this years winners.

Click on the image below for a full list of all the winners and runner ups.  Thanks to the folks at Best in Media for providing an excellent platform and service during the awards entry and judging process, and Brad Elsberg for putting together another great presentation.

CLICK HERE to see all the winners and runner ups for this awards season

Welcome to the ISBA

Our Commitment to this Great Program: To enhance and insure the high professional standards and economic growth of the Radio and Television industry in the state of Idaho through education opportunities, effective political forum and public service.  We are located at 1674 W. Hill Rd., Ste. 3, Boise, ID  83702. Contacts: 208 345-3072 or email to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Note:  Our "Jobs" area is very robust and is constantly being updated.  If you are an industry professional looking for a position in Idaho's broadcast community, or a broadcaster in Idaho, please check the postings often.

There are currently 22 jobs posted!  Click here and check out the opportunities

 

Membership Drive for 2019

The ISBA is currently focusing on it's membership information...and of course, to get more members for the 2019 year.  Why not...it's a cool organization to be a part of and makes you all warm inside to join!

  1. Please click on the form image and update your membership information.  We want to be current as we enter the new year.
  2. Also, here is a list of current benefits the ISBA offers.  Like they say, "membership has it's rewards"!
  3. Click here to get a membership application

Participating in the NCSA Program for Radio and TV

ISBA Non-Commercial Sustaining Announcement Program (NCSA)
 
 
The NCSA program is designed to help organizations that operate in the public interest, such as non-profits and state agencies, get their messages heard in an organized manner. Here's how it works:
 
  • A non-profit or government agency funds the ISBA to distribute their public education message. 
  • The agency provides pre-recorded spots that the ISBA distributes to its member stations. 
  • The agency then receives advertising time donated by ISBA broadcast stations. 
  • Station affidavits confirm when and where the message has aired.

Go to the TELEVISION NCSA Placement and Affidavit documents as well as downloadable media here

Go to the RADIO NCSA Placement and Affidavit documents as well as downloadable media here

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