NAB Leads Pack Among Q3 Lobbying Spenders
NAB dropped more cash on its Q3 lobbying than any other competitor in the telecom and media space: $3.93 million, according to the report it filed Tuesday, about $50,000 less than it spent in 2014’s Q3. Comcast spent $3.27 million,…
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nearly a million dollars less than it spent in 2014’s Q3 and more than NCTA spent (see 1510200064). The only stakeholder operating in the area spending close to what NAB did last quarter was Google, which spent $3.65 million. AT&T spent $2.9 million, much less than the $3.47 million in Q3 2014; Verizon spent $2.48 million, down from $2.91 million; CTIA spent $2.02 million, slightly up; Sprint spent $713,843, up by a few thousand; CBS spent $840,000, which is down $90,000; USTelecom stayed more or less steady at $1.15 million; Time Warner Cable spent $1.65 million, down from $1.8 million.