NAB Show Daily News

NAB Show Daily is published by Future and has four issues, beginning with the digital Preview edition. Then it’s published three days during NAB Show — Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Make sure to pick up your printed edition or bookmark this page to read the digital edition.

Digital Edition

Download the NAB Show Daily’s Digital Edition for Tuesday, April 26

NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt on taking the “reigns of this great association”

Future of Broadcast

NAB Chief LeGeyt Stresses Local Broadcast’s Role in Difficult Times

Legislation

Rosenworcel: “We’ve Turned the Volume Down and Ramped Up the Activity”

Leadership

Byron Allen: Broadcasters Can Lead the Way

More Great Stories from the NAB Show Daily

Download the NAB Show Daily’s Digital Edition for Tuesday, April 26

Download the NAB Show Daily’s Digital Edition for Tuesday, April 26

NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt on taking the “reigns of this great association”

Media entrepreneur Byron Allen

Byron Allen: Broadcasters Can Lead the Way

Entertainment Studios chief excited about industry developments.

Globo affiliate TV Liberal broadcast live using the LiveU portable transmission unit from the historic floods in Marabá, Pará, Brazil, earlier this year.

Is Remote Production Here to Stay?

Flexibility, cost-efficiency and work-life balance are among benefits.

A DTS AutoStage tuning screen is displayed on the MBUX Hyperscreen of a Mercedes EQS electric vehicle. Note the screen in front of the passenger, which here shows a navigation page with a “Radio” icon.

Broadcasters Look for “Clarity of Fit” in New Infotainment Systems

Ensuring radio is integrated into Google’s open-source Android Automotive system is a priority.

Beasley Media Group Chief Executive Officer Caroline Beasley

Media, Meta and More with Caroline Beasley

Caroline Beasley, CEO of Beasley Media Group, sits down for a one-on-one conversation with NAB’s John Clark, executive director, NAB PILOT.

Federal Communications Commission chair Jessica Rosenworcel with NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt

Rosenworcel: “We’ve Turned the Volume Down and Ramped Up the Activity”

Touts agency’s bipartisan approach in first appearance before broadcasters as FCC chair

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Radio Leaders: “We’re Just Getting Started”

Audacy, iHeart Media chiefs weigh in on medium’s extended relevance

Former President and CEO Gordon Smith (center), receives the NAB Distinguished Service Award from Curtis LeGeyt (right), NAB President and CEO, and David Santrella, CEO, Salem Media Group and NAB Joint Board Chair.

NAB Chief LeGeyt Stresses Local Broadcast’s Role in Difficult Times

President/CEO outlines four key points he seeks to make with lawmakers

Download the NAB Show Daily’s Digital Edition for Monday, April 25

Convention opens with renewed energy and new hall

“The Desperate Hour” feature film was shot using the Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro 12K digital film camera in 8K mode without losing any field of view for framing.

8K Is Already Transforming Video Production

Few consumers own 8K sets but producers are already successfully using 8K technologies to improve TV, film, event and sport production

Radio Studios Sparkle

Radio Studios Sparkle in 2022

AoIP and other tech supports configurability, remote work and streamlining

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CEO Keynote: Transforming Radio in the Audio Renaissance

Audacy’s David Field and iHeartMedia’s Bob Pittman discuss how the radio industry has transformed at NAB 2022.

5G Technology Goes Way Beyond Better Cellphone Service

Learn how “5th-gen” wireless tech pairs with broadcasting.

Curtis LeGeyt

NAB Show Welcome

NAB President & CEO Curtis LeGeyt to share his first-ever State of the Broadcast Industry remarks on Monday, April 25 at the 2022 NAB Show.

Grass Moves Media Production Forward With AMPP, AWS

Grass Valley announces multiyear strategic collaboration with AWS, real-time rendering for the GV Agile Media Processing Platform.

Wavetable Founder Howard Gray (left) and PBS Chief Digital and Marketing Officer Ira Rubenstein talked about public TV’s streaming strategy in a Sunday session.

Streaming Is Vital Yet Complicated, PBS Exec Ira Rubenstein Says

Local public broadcasters bring important content to OTT platforms

From left: Super Bowl 2022 Halftime Show creatives JM Hurley (DIT/Shader), Morgan Kellum (Tech Coordinator), Aaron Cooke (Supervising Producer), and Dylan Sanford (Director of Photography) speak with panel moderator Mark Chiolis (director of Business Development for Mobile TV Group) during the “Cine-Live Case Study Panel: Super Bowl 2022 Halftime Show.”

Super Bowl LVI Kicked Off a Bright Future for Live Cine Production

Historic halftime show marked camera technology’s first use at the big game.

Theresa Alesso, President, Imaging Products & Solutions-Americas, Sony Electronics

Sony Rolls With Pandemic-Era Changes

“We’ve seen an increased demand for high-quality content, a rapid expansion of streaming platforms and a shift to remote production workflows.”

Sinclair Broadcast Group President and CEO Chris Ripley. PHOTO CREDIT: Phil Kurz

Sinclair, USSI Charge Up 3.0 Datacasting Trial

Sinclair Broadcast Group teaming with USSI Global on a datacasting trial to deliver video and data to electronic vehicle charging stations.

NAB Show Daily

Download the NAB Show Daily’s Digital Edition for Sunday, April 24

Download the NAB Show Daily’s Digital Edition for Sunday, April 24

The new West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

The 2022 NAB Show Brings the Media Community Back Together

Convention to reflect the industry’s evolution and offer guidepost to what lies ahead.

“Our Flag Means Death.” Cr: HBO Max

Merging Reality with Fantasy: Virtual Production & Visual Effects on HBO Max’s “Our Flag Means Death”

Sam Nicholson, ASC and VFX supervisor David Van Dyke break down how the pirate world of “Our Flag Means Death” was brought to life.

“Nightmare Alley.” Cr: Searchlight Pictures

Creative Camera Conversations: “Nightmare Alley”

The Society of Camera Operators will present an in-depth discussion on the making of “Nightmare Alley” at the 2022 NAB Show.

Trends in Radio Take Center Stage

Attendees will find abundance of curated programming focused on opportunities and challenges.

Exhibits Tackle “Intelligent Content” With Media Personalization

AWS, MediaKind, Microsoft and Veritone are anchoring the space in the West Hall.

Lester Holt

The NAB Achievement in Broadcasting Awards

NAB will present the 2021 and 2022 NAB Achievement in Broadcasting Awards.

AR, VR, XR and MR Create New Realms for Production

From sports coverage to the lecture hall, new options abound.

Women and Minorities Land Positions Through Programs, Opportunities

Hiring diverse talent brings new viewpoints, strategies.

NAB Show Daily Preview

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Live Demos, How-Tos and Research Illustrate Industry Trends

NAB Show exhibit floor offers more opportunities for attendees to gain knowledge and sharpen skills than ever before.