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Registration Is Open For 2025 NAB Show In Las Vegas
NAB Show has led the charge in innovation for media and entertainment, and this year is no exception.”
NAB ‘Remains Commited to Working with Next Congress’ to Pass AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act After Bill Doesn’t Receive Vote
"We are grateful to the bill’s sponsors ... who championed this effort.”
NAB to Move Crystal Radio Awards From NAB Show to State Leadership Conference
With the change, the NAB Crystal Radio Awards will be awarded on Tuesday, March 4th at the NAB State Leadership Conference in Washington D.C.
Following Connected Car Expert Roger Lanctot on LinkedIn is Time Well Spent
His writing is always entertaining, and you’ll never have any doubt as to where Roger stands on an issue in the industry.
Should Radio Be More Optimistic?
Who out there in radio is doing something new and different and can point to some success?
NAB Commends Brendan Carr After Appointment as FCC Chairman
"We are excited to continue our work with the chairman-designate to level the playing field and remove regulatory barriers that impede investment in local broadcast newsrooms."
NAB Names Sean Perkins CMO and SVP Global Connections & Events
Perkins will focus on developing strategies to enhance engagement and visibility for NAB’s flagship events.
NAB President/CEO Curtis LeGeyt: Rhetoric From Politicians ‘Pose a Serious Threat’ to ‘Civic Responsibility’ of Radio and TV
"In a world overflowing with competing narratives, broadcasters remain committed to delivering what voters need most today: truth and trust, free from interference."
NAB Turns to Sean Perkins to Lead Marketing Strategy for NAB Show
"Perkins brings over 30 years of expertise in both business-to-business and business-to-consumer marketing sectors."
NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt After Donald Trump Calls for Broadcast Licenses to Be Revoked: ‘Threat Undermines Basic Freedom’ of 1st Amendment
“From our country’s beginning, the right of the press to challenge the government, root out corruption, and speak freely without fear of recrimination has been central to our democracy."