Registration Opens For NAB Show New York

Registration opened Tuesday for NAB Show New York, Oct. 17-20 (exhibits Oct. 19-20) at the Javits Center. NAB said the event’s mid-point timing six months following NAB Show in Las Vegas “provides an unique opportunity for the NAB Show community to connect at a major East Coast venue. Attendees will gain strategic insight and engage with technology that is transforming broadcasting and the larger media and entertainment business.”

Produced by the National Association of Broadcasters and co-located with the AES New York 2022 Convention, NAB Show New York offers hands-on learning and discovery of advanced product features, applications and workflows that promote superior audio and video experiences.

Exhibits Pass registrants receive full access to NAB Show New York and AES exhibits as well as education on the show floor, including an experiential zone featuring special theaters, demonstrations and networking activities.

Conference programs requiring separate registration include:

  • Cybersecurity for Broadcasters Retreat (Oct. 17-18)
  • Post|Production Conference NYC (Oct. 18)
  • The Streaming Summit (Oct. 18)
  • TVNewsCheck’s TV2025: Monetizing the Future (Oct. 19)
  • *NEW— The Radio Experience at NAB Show New York (Oct. 19-20)
  • *NEW— NAB Marconi Radio Awards (Oct. 19)

“We are thrilled to be back in person in New York and look forward to delivering an exceptional experience for exhibitors and attendees,” said Chris Brown, NAB executive vice president and managing director, Global Connections and Events. “The success of NAB Show in Las Vegas reinforced the power of live events and the desire for a return to in-person trade shows. NAB Show New York is an important touch point for the industry to re-engage with the technology and thought leaders who are revolutionizing the art of storytelling and moving the business forward.”

For information on registration packages and to register, click here.

BRAND CONNECTIONS

Press registration will be open for qualified members of the media later this month.


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