We’re thrilled to be in Las Vegas to celebrate 100 years of innovation. The 2023 NAB Show Centennial will be the pinnacle for all in the global broadcast, media and entertainment industry. In an arc spanning the last century, NAB Show has been influential in evolving our industry. Sound to picture. Analog to digital. Static to immersive. But we’ve only just begun.
While exhibitors put the finishing touches on the show floor, the conference programming begins, and we start with a can't miss event for broadcast engineers and media technologists - the BEIT Conference Opening Session.
The exhibition floor opens! Lace up comfortable shoes and hit the floor starting at 10 a.m. Be sure to stop by Futures Park in the West Hall.
Monday at NAB Show, we start by hearing from NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt, and the Broadcast and Engineering and IT Conference continues. The day ends with the Futures Park Press Conference and Reception.
It’s another full day of programming and ends with the Amateur Radio Operators Reception, also known as the HAM Reception.
NAB Show 2023 comes to close, and we look forward to seeing you again at NAB Show New York October 25-26, 2023
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