1. Federal Communications Commission

The FCC’s website contains a breadth of information about electronic media regulation. Many of the website’s features are written in non-legal language and are intended for the general public.

Follow on Twitter: @FCC

2. Radio-Television Digital News Association

This site includes considerable information pertinent to those interested in the electronic media’s news reporting functions.

Follow on Twitter: @RTDNA

3. National Association of Broadcasters

The NAB represents broadcast station owners and broadcast networks. This site contains information and data about the radio and TV broadcasting industries.

Follow on Twitter: @NAB

4. National Cable and Telecommunications Association

The NCTA represents many cable TV system and cable network owners. This site offers information about these areas of the electronic media.

Follow on Twitter: @NCTACable

5. Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth

The website of a law firm specializing in telecommunications law and regulation provides updated information about radio, television, cable, DBS, MVPD, and internet legal issues, among others.

Follow on Twitter: @CommLawBlog

6. Davis, Wright, Tremaine

The website of a law firm specializing in telecommunications law and regulation provides updated information about radio, television, cable, MVPD, and internet legal issues, among others.

Follow on Twitter: @DWTLaw