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The company's New Vision Level 5 product, on display at the NAB Show New York, is designed to erase software costs for essential station-level compliance monitoring. Levels 6 and 7 introduce AI-driven intelligence and end-to-end operational observability

When ENCO meets with NAB Show New York attendees on Wednesday and Thursday, it plans on emphasizing its "five pillars of technology innovation" — all while placing a spotlight on its captioning, translation, AI production tools, automation and virtual production for TV and radio broadcasters.

MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems is making it easier for production teams to integrate digital cinema cameras into professional live production environments with new, complete fiber camera kits built around its SilverBack Series. It's designed for any cinema camera.

The Valdosta Alliance believes 100 watts can't withstand interference

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WMSC(FM) wins radio station of the year while GM Anabella Poland gets excellence in advising award

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The veteran broadcast executive spent 28 years with CBS Radio

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Tony Coloff worries about electricity, warming and water

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$750,000 foundation funds boost long-term sustainability

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When NAB Show New York opens on Wednesday at the Javits Center, the latest innovations in pro broadcast imaging and production control will be on display with the full focus of those representing Kokusai Denki Electric America Inc.

The 2026 Marconi Radio Awards are on tap for Tuesday night, and that's the unofficial kickoff for NAB Show New York, a two-day affair starting October 21 attracting key figures from broadcasting, sports, streaming, technology and the creator economy to talk up the business of media and the tools shaping its future.