Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

First-of-its-Kind NAB Show Welcome Session Announced


NAB Show
NAB Show

The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has revealed the lineup for the NAB Show Welcome Session, taking place on the Main Stage at NAB Show, April 15 at 9:30am PT. NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt will lead off the event with a state of the industry fireside chat hosted by Emmy award-winning journalist Adrienne Bankert. Bankert serves as a special projects anchor for Nexstar Media Group's NewsNation. She previously was a co-anchor of NewsNation's "Morning in America" and a correspondent for ABC News.

Following the fireside chat, Futuri CEO Daniel Anstandig will be joined on stage by Ameca, an autonomously AI-powered humanoid robot, to deliver a study on audience perspectives on AI's use in broadcast media. This keynote event will feature collaboration between Anstandig and Ameca as they deliver study findings pivotal to the industry's future.

"This year's NAB Show Welcome will be an unparalleled and exciting experience for the NAB Show community," said LeGeyt. "I look forward to talking with Adrienne Bankert, a first-class broadcaster with extensive industry insights, about the most pressing issues impacting media and broadcasting right now. My conversation with Daniel and Ameca, the AI robot, is part of an extensive lineup of AI-focused educational sessions, interactive exhibits, Show floor tours, training and workshops as well as the AI Creative Summit at NAB Show."

"There's a reason why I chose a humanoid to join me in presenting this coveted NAB Keynote," said Anstandig. "We're not just presenting data, we're showcasing the future of AI and human interaction." Anstandig plans to reveal a clear and compelling picture of audience perceptions on AI and the delicate balance of innovation and user expectations.

The program will also feature award presentations for the Library of American Broadcasting Impact Award and the NAB Distinguished Service Award.

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

WOZZ/Wausau-Stevens Point Flips to Mainstream Rock
WOZZ/Wausau-Stevens Point
WOZZ/Wausau-Stevens Point
In September 2021, WOZZ-FM/Wausau-Stevens Point, WI transitioned from Rock 94.7 to Adult Hits. Since that time, an enigmatic creature has been wandering the backwoods of Central Wisconsin, yearning for Rock. This mysterious Beast has finally seized More

Magellan AI Brings Cookie-Less IDs to Audio Measurement
Magellan AI
Magellan AI
Magellan AI, an audio intelligence, analytics and measurement company, adds new cookie-less identifiers for podcast and streaming audio campaign measurement. The new identifiers provide Magellan AI's customers with enhanced measurement capabilities More

iHeartRadio to Carry the Olympic Games Audio Live
iHeartRadio
iHeartRadio
With the Olympics kicking off this week, all eyes and ears will be on Paris following the biggest sporting events and the world's top athletes. iHeartMedia is NBCU's audio partner for the 2024 Summer Olympics and will be bringing games to listeners More
Advertisement

NAB Expresses Concerns Over Proposed New FM Station Class
Technicians
Technicians
A new proposal before the FCC to create an FM broadcasting class known as "A10" is receiving mixed reactions. This proposal, aimed at enhancing coverage in rural and underserved areas, would allow for power upgrades for approximately 1,400 Class A More

RTDNA Finds Radio News Salaries Head Backwards by 11.5%
Radio Television Digital News Association
Radio Television Digital News Association
After three years of meager salary increases -- all of which lagged inflation -- is worse in 2024. According to the the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA), overall radio salaries actually fell 2.5%. With inflation at 3.1% for the More

iHeartMedia Sacramento Names Steve Darnell Metro President
Steve Darnell
Steve Darnell
iHeartMedia appoints Steve Darnell as Metro President for its seven stations in Sacramento, CA, effective immediately. Darnell most recently served as the Area President for iHeartMedia's Pacific Area. He also served as the Market President for More

Return to Menu

Advertisement

Subscribe to our Newsletter
Radio news and headlines delivered right to your e-mail box -- and it's free.

Advertisement

Advertisement