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NAB Opens 2024 Marconi Radio Awards Nominations
Nominations will be accepted until Friday, May 31st.
Futuri AI Production Platform SpotOn Wins 2024 NAB Product of the Year
"SpotOn is an outstanding example of how broadcasters can save time and resources by responsibly utilizing AI to quickly and efficiently produce commercials."
Sam Matheny Reflects on Another Successful NAB Show
“We do a lot of research and development and early-stage engineering projects to explore what some of the possibilities might be.”
NAB Announces Latest Board Election Results
The new members will serve two-year terms that begin in June 2024.
NAB Announces Contract Extension For President/CEO Curtis LeGeyt
“Curtis has demonstrated exceptional leadership, strategic thinking, and an unwavering dedication to the future of broadcasting..."
NAB President/CEO Curtis LeGeyt: Support of AM Radio For Every Vehicle Act ‘Should Be An Inspirational Story For All of Us’
"This has put tremendous wind in our sails. To see hundreds of thousands of people who took the time to reach out to their legislator, and say 'This matters to me. It matters to my family'? They care."
NAB Leadership Foundation Announces 2024 Celebration of Service to America Awards
The winners will be honored in a ceremony on Tuesday, June 4th, at The Anthem in Washington, D.C.
Alliance for Women in Media to Discuss ‘The Business of Multiplatform Sports’ at NAB Show
The Alliance for Women in Media has announced the topic of their panel discussion for their annual breakfast which will take place the the...
Curtis LeGeyt: Bipartisan Support for AM For Every Vehicle Act ‘Positions Us Very Well’
The proposed bill has seen a coalition from both sides of the political aisle come to its support, which LeGeyt believes puts the bill in a strong spot to be passed.
NAB Report Details AM Radio’s Importance During Times of Crisis
The NAB pointed to natural disasters in Hawaii, California, and Arkansas as crises that could have resulted in much higher casualties and deaths if not for the EAS and AM Radio.