The Nab Wrap

The 2019 edition of NAB Show has wound up as successfully as its previous editions, with an extensive value-addition to the overall happenings at the event.

- Anisha Gakhar

The NAB Show 2019 has culminated on a great note - introducing a wide range of disruptive technologies, exciting augmentations, and knowledge-sharing platforms. The NAB Show 2019 proved to be an enlightening experience for professionals belong to the media, technology and entertainment industry. The show was a common ground for innovative ways to create, manage, deliver and monetise content over various platforms. Every year, the show pulls a diverse community of industry experts belonging to the domains of advertising, AI, AR, audio, broadcast, cable, cyber-security, digital, education, eSports, film, gaming, government and military, houses of worship, IOT, IT live events, mixed reality, mobile, online video, podcasting, post-production, radio, satellite, social media, sports, streaming , television, and VR.

The 2019 edition of NAB Show witnessed a concentration on futuristic trends like AI and ML, ATSC 3.0 global appeal, blockchain, 5G, content and the cloud, cyber-security in an IoT world, in-vehicle entertainment and the passenger economy, production and profit in podcasting, streaming media, and the esports phenomenon.

NEW HAPPENINGS

The NAB Show 2019 saw the participation of 224 new exhibitors. The exhibitors joined a wide variety of exhibiting veterans on the nearly one million net square feet of sprawling space that the NAB Show exhibit floor encompassed. Some of the debuting companies included Red Bee Media, Audi, Mercedes-Benz Vans, Frame.io, StoryMate, Nextologies Limited, The Future Group, Send Bird, Kazuhm, Snappers.tv, and Opus Digitas, Inc., amongst others.