Montana Broadcasters Association

From the outset of Saturday night’s Greater Montana Foundation/Montana Broadcasters Association U.S. Senate debate between incumbent Republican Steve Daines and his Democratic challenger Governor Steve Bullock, two themes emerged.

It was a virtual awards show for the ages - presented by the Montana Broadcasters Association.  This past Saturday evening June 13th, the EB Craney Awards Ceremony was held via YouTube in an abbreviated 40-minute show.   Due to COVID-19, the traditional Montana Broadcasters Awards, which are normally held at a Montana resort in Big Sky or Whitefish, was presented online...

Recently inducted into the Montana Broadcaster’s Association Hall of Fame, Dr. Bill Whitsitt, working with the Greater Montana Foundation, recently released a new survey with some startling trends about how Montanans view and listen to news and information, both locally and nationally.

Montana’s Lt. Governor Mike Cooney met with radio and television executives at the Montana Broadcasters Association convention at Big Sky on Sunday morning.

On the day when a debate scheduled by the Montana Broadcasters Association between incumbent Democratic Senator Jon Tester and his Republican opponent Matt Rosendale did not occur, Tester showed up and spoke at length with broadcast news reporters.

Attorney General Tim Fox, along with a Georgia non-profit organization called Street Grace, and the Montana Broadcasters Association, announced an important child sex trafficking awareness public service announcement campaign starting today called, “Demand an End.”

Missoula's Newstalk KGVO took home two major awards at Saturday night's Montana Broadcaster's Association Convention.

Governor Steve Bullock headlined a press conference on Wednesday introducing a new media campaign in cooperation with the Montana Broadcasters Association to raise awareness of suicide in Montana.

The Montana Broadcasters Association, along with the Greater Montana Foundation hosted the first live gubernatorial debate at Big Sky early Sunday morning.

After a radio career of over 50 years, he was a DJ, sportscaster, general manager and radio station owner. Now Missoula's Gene Peterson is being inducted into the Montana Broadcaster's Association Hall of Fame.