NAB
The National Association of Broadcasters is the voice for the nation’s radio and television broadcasters. As the premier trade association for broadcasters, NAB advances the interests of our members in federal government, industry and public affairs; improves the quality and profitability of broadcasting; encourages content and technology innovation; and spotlights the important and unique ways stations serve their communities.
The voice for the Nation’s Radio and Television Broadcasters
As your local television and radio stations, broadcasters inform communities, help neighbors in need, provide a lifeline during emergencies and report the facts you need to know. Broadcasters also deliver your favorite music on the radio and the shows you love to watch on TV.
NAB NEWS RELEASES:
- NAB Files “Delete, Delete, Delete” Comments Calling for FCC to Reform National TV Ownership Cap and Local Broadcast Ownership Rules
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) filed comprehensive comments with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in response to the agency’s call for public input under its Delete, Delete, Delete initiative, launched in accordance with President Trump’s executive orders promoting deregulation and efficient governance.
- The 2025 NAB Show Wraps: Defines the Future of Media and Entertainment with Groundbreaking Innovation and Global Engagement
Las Vegas, NV, April 9, 2025 — The 2025 NAB Show concludes today as the leading global platform for the media and entertainment industry, reaching new audiences and connecting storytellers worldwide. With compelling industry insights, cutting-edge technology innovation, and a diverse global audience, this year’s event further cemented its role as the premier business event for professionals in the evolving landscape of content creation, broadcasting, and technology.
- BMI and NAB Honor Broadcasting Legends at Historic 75th Anniversary Dinner and NAB Hall of Fame Inductions
Las Vegas, NV, April 9, 2025 — Last night, broadcasting and music industry leaders gathered at Encore in Las Vegas, NV for a spectacular celebration of broadcasting excellence, as BMI and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) held a 75th Anniversary Dinner and the prestigious induction ceremony for new members of the NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame. The event marked the end of BMI’s historic run hosting the dinner, with plans for NAB to continue the Hall of Fame tradition moving forward.
- NAB CEO Unveils Broadcasters’ Policy Priorities to Guide Advocacy in 119th Congress
NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt discussed broadcasters’ policy agenda for the 119th Congress with a member audience at NAB Show. LeGeyt announced the launch of a new NAB website that broadcasters can use to inform their advocacy efforts and guide conversations with policymakers.
- The 2025 NAB Show Opens Tomorrow - Set to Define the Future of Content and Entertainment
Washington, D.C.— The 2025 NAB Show kicks off on Saturday, April 5, with exhibits opening April 6, showcasing innovation that will define the content and entertainment landscape and shape the future of storytelling. From AI-driven tools to the creator economy, sports, cloud virtualization, and streaming/OTT, the show floor and conference program will highlight the technologies driving innovation across industries. As the world’s largest gathering of media, technology, and entertainment professionals, the 2025 NAB Show runs April 5 - 9 at the Las Vegas Convention Center and expects more than 60,000 registered attendees.
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