Commercial radio reaches 12.4 million weekly listeners in Australia
The 2025 NAB Show, taking place April 5–9 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, will highlight key innovations shaping audio broadcasting and digital audio. As the industry navigates rapid technological advancements, NAB Show remains a central platform for exploring developments in artificial intelligence (AI), cloud-based workflows and streaming solutions.
AI is increasingly involved in audio content creation, processing and distribution. Sessions at the NAB Show will examine how AI-driven tools are enhancing automated audio production, voice cloning, real-time translation and metadata generation to improve efficiency and listener engagement. Discussions will also address the ethical and creative implications of AI in broadcasting.
Cloud virtualization will be another focus, with exhibitors showcasing solutions that enable remote production, scalable storage and seamless content delivery for broadcasters. From audio automation software to IP-based infrastructure, attendees will have access to technologies designed to streamline workflows and expand the capabilities of audio operations.
The show will also cover the latest trends in streaming and digital audio platforms. As more broadcasters adopt direct-to-consumer distribution, sessions will explore monetization strategies, audience analytics and emerging formats that are redefining the way audio content is consumed.
NAB Show 2025 will bring together leading technology providers and industry professionals to discuss the future of radio, podcasting and audio streaming.
For more information or to register, go here.
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