National Association of Broadcasters, Trade association in Washington, D.C., United States
The National Association of Broadcasters is a trade association based in Washington, D.C. that represents radio and television stations across the country. It provides members with support on regulatory matters and industry developments.
The organization started in Chicago in 1923 as a radio broadcasters' association and adopted its current name in 1958 when television became a major medium. This shift reflected the growing importance of television stations in the broadcast landscape.
The association maintains broadcasting excellence through programs like the NAB Marconi Radio Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in radio and television production.
Visitors and members can learn about new technologies and best practices at the annual conference and exhibition. The event offers networking opportunities and workshops covering various aspects of broadcasting.
The organization's annual event attracts tens of thousands of media professionals and is the largest exhibition for broadcasting equipment in North America. Many attendees use the event to discover new gear and solutions from manufacturers.
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