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The 2022 NAB Show will present products, technologies and exhibitors within three area destinations that reflect the content life cycle: Create, Connect and Capitalize. An Intelligent Content showcase will illustrate the increasingly important role of data, AI and automation in current and future media workflows.

Running April 23–27 in Las Vegas, Nevada, the 2022 NAB Show will explore the ongoing deployment of Next Gen TV in broadcast television.

New report from the 8K Association finds that multiple encoders and decoders capable of 8K live are available as commercial products.

NAB Show SVP of Business Development Eric Trabb shares his perspective on the reimagined NAB Show experience.

The Connect destination at the 2022 NAB Show will showcase the infrastructure and solutions that enable today’s world of dynamic content delivery and consumption.

From pay-TV and cord-cutting trends to a theatrical contraction, media analyst Alan Wolk outlines his predictions for the year ahead.

While 5G is still very much a work in progress, the industry is already contemplating next-gen mobile connectivity including 6G and 7G.

A new report, “State of Streaming: Content Discovery,” finds that advertising and social media remains critical to maximizing engagement.

With hybrid storage environments gaining traction, Media Asset Management (MAM) workflows will have to straddle public and private clouds.

Encoding company Videon Labs outlines the major trends in sports broadcasting we can expect to see in 2022.