WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Winning projects have been announced for NABiQ, a revolutionary networking series focused on advanced technology solutions held at the 2023 NAB Show, April 15 – 19, 2023 in Las Vegas. Winners were selected for challenges related to NAB Show’s content pillars of Create, Connect and Capitalize as well as Intelligent Content.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – In response to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit providing the Federal Communications Commission 90 days to complete the 2018 quadrennial review or show cause why NAB’s petition for mandamus should be granted, the following statement can be attributed to NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt:

Ray Quiñones has joined the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) as director of Government Relations, effective today. Quiñones will report to Shawn Donilon, executive vice president of Government Relations.

Washington, D.C.— NABiQ, the dynamic innovation sprint and creative networking event, is set to make a triumphant return for its third consecutive year promising an enhanced experience for industry professionals at the upcoming 2024 NAB Show, taking place April 13-17 (Exhibits April 14-17) at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Due to its in-person popularity among participants, NABiQ is expanding to include virtual challenges leading up to the Show.

Washington, D.C. – The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) today, in partnership with its Leadership Foundation, launched "You Belong Here," a multifaceted campaign to help broadcasters find, hire and grow talent in their stations. This campaign marks a significant milestone in the broadcast industry’s journey towards a more diverse, dynamic and inclusive future for local stations.

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) today announced that FOX's groundbreaking true crime series, "America's Most Wanted," will be inducted into the NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame for television. The series will be honored during the NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame Ceremony, held on the Main Stage of the 2024 NAB Show, April 15 at 1 p.m. PDT.

Unexpected increase in consumer demand

Unexpected increase in consumer demand

Room 30, Parliament Buildings

Room 21, Parliament Buildings

Room 30, Parliament Buildings

Room 21, Parliament Buildings

Room 21, Parliament Buildings

Room 30, Parliament Buildings

Room 30, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

Room 30, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

Room 30, Parliament Buildings

Room 29, Parliament Buildings

[Mr Timothy Gaston]: To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the cost to ratepayers of seeking to defend the call-in in Ards and North Down Borough Council in relation to the decision to fly the Union Flag from war memorials in the borough.

[Mr Peter Martin]: To ask the Minister of Finance whether she plans to use any of the Barnett consequential of the 40 per cent rate relief scheme in England, announced by the Chancellor in the Autumn Budget 2024, to provide rates relief to independent retailers.

[Mr Peter Martin]: To ask the Minister of Health for an update on the proposed new health and social care centre in Bangor.

[Mr Peter Martin]: To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any action his Department will be taking to encourage footfall and to assist city centre retailers in Bangor whilst the Queen’s Parade development takes place.

[Ms Cheryl Brownlee]: To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether Larne Grammar School will be included in the Safer Routes to School initiative.

[Mr Matthew O'Toole]: To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 17448/22-27, to detail the advice he sought which indicated that permitting Class A and Class C taxis to use bus lanes would reduce congestion.

[Mr Matthew O'Toole]: To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 17385/22-27, for an estimate of the number of applications for egress or entrance onto a protected route have been granted in the last five years.

[Mr Matthew O'Toole]: To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether he intends to take any action in relation to pavement parking.

[Miss Michelle McIlveen]: To ask the Assembly Commission to detail the policy under Dignity at Work in relation to the wearing of sports paraphernalia.

[Miss Michelle McIlveen]: To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) any assessment that has been made in relation to the number of blue badges which may still be in use despite the holder having died; and (ii) any steps he is taking to address this issue.

[Miss Michelle McIlveen]: To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the total investment in the Affordable Warmth Scheme to date, broken down by constituency.

[Miss Michelle McIlveen]: To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the number of people estimated to be living in fuel poverty (i) currently; and (ii) in each of the last five years.

[Mr Mark Durkan]: To ask the Minister for Communities when the Independent Review of Rates Support Grant will be published.

[Mr Mark Durkan]: To ask the Minister for Communities for his assessment of the National Insurance increases for employers and its impact on the homelessness sector.

[Mr Mark Durkan]: To ask the Minister for Communities, pursuant to AQW 16562/22-27, when changes to the Housing Selection Scheme to allow the allocation of intimidation points for victims of domestic and gender-based violence will be implemented.

[Mr Mark Durkan]: To ask the Minister for Communities to provide a time frame for the publication of the Housing Supply Strategy.

[Mr Mark Durkan]: To ask the Minister for Communities whether his Department will introduce a fit and proper persons requirement for providers of standard and non-standard temporary accommodation, similar to the fitness of premises standards applied to temporary accommodation.

[Mr Justin McNulty]: To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) the outcome of the emergency disability summit that involved his Department, the Health Trust and the Strategic Planning and Performance Group to discuss services for disabled children; and (ii) any action he has subsequently taken in relation to this.

[Mr Justin McNulty]: To ask the Minister of Health to detail the business cases that have been submitted by Health Trusts in relation to (i) respite and residential services for overnight and short stay breaks; and (ii) the expansion of residential facilities.

[Mr Justin McNulty]: To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of the merits of the Department of Health, the Strategic Planning and Performance Group, the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority and Health Trusts convening a round table meeting to interrogate how to proceed in relation to respite services for families with children with complex needs.

[Mr Justin McNulty]: To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of whether Health Trusts are adequately responding to the need for respite services and facilities.

[Mr Justin McNulty]: To ask the Minister of Health whether there has been an analysis of the number of residential beds needed to provide adequate respite provision to meet current demand.