Don’t miss your chance to attend the premier event for broadcast media and entertainment on the East Coast as NAB Show New York kicks off October 9 at the Jacob K. Javits Center.
Featuring a powerhouse lineup of innovative leaders in tech, radio, podcasting, sports and TV and interactive conference programs packed with strategies. Key highlights include:
✨ Last minute savings: Maximize your Show experience by bundling your Radio + Podcast Interactive Forum registration with your Marconi Awards ticket and use code BUNDLE3 to save $149.* View pricing information here.
2. How the Broadcast Positioning System Team Spent Their Summer
NAB's Technology department has been busy installing and testing Broadcasting Positioning System (BPS) equipment at WHUT in Washington, D.C.
BPS is an innovative use of the ATSC 3.0 standard that is a reliable, complementary service to GPS. If GPS is compromised, BPS still works.
Dig deeper: Learn more about what BPS is and why it is critical to our nation's safety here.
3. Now Open: 2025 NAB Broadcast Engineering and IT Conference Call for Papers
Proposals for technical papers and panels are now being accepted for the 2025 NAB Broadcast Engineering and IT (BEIT) Conference, part of the 2025 NAB Show, held April 5-9, 2025, in Las Vegas.
What’s happening: The NAB BEIT Conference is designed for broadcast engineers, technicians, technology managers, developers, contractors, equipment manufacturers, consultants and researchers. The event will address current and technical topics, with a forward-looking emphasis on the evolution of technology across radio, television, digital and the broader media and IT ecosystem.
Get started: For a complete list of categories and additional details, visit the official Call for Proposals.
4. ICYMI: NAB Hosts Annual Workforce and Inclusion Forum
Broadcast executives who attended this exclusive event heard from expert speakers in workforce development and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI).
Dig deeper: Read NAB Chief Diversity Officer and NAB Leadership Foundation President Michelle Duke’s take on this year’s forum here and learn more about NAB’s DEI initiatives here.
5. New Breast Cancer Awareness Month PSA Now Available
Refresh your station’s public service announcement creative at NAB’s Spot Center, a destination for local radio and television broadcasters seeking public educational materials from credible organizations.
A new Spanish TV spot from the National Breast Cancer Foundation focusing on awareness in Hispanic communities is now available.
Recently, NAB staff attended the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute’s 47th Annual Awards Gala in D.C. Pictured from left to right are Liliana Rañón, vice president, External Affairs, NAB; Grisella Martinez, former vice president, Government Relations, NAB, and former director of Legislative Affairs for Vice President Kamala Harris; Sue Kim, senior manager, Marketing and Events, NAB Leadership Foundation; Gaby Sibori, senior director, Communications, NAB; and Ray Quinones, director, Government Relations, NAB.
Rañón (second from left) also attended the Congressional Hispanic Caucus’ Voting Rights Round Table. The roundtable discussion focused on voting rights issues affecting Hispanic communities across the country.
