More than 200 new exhibitors to join ranks of companies taking booths at NAB2008

    With the new exhibitors, the number of companies with booths at the convention will exceed 1600.
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    More than 200 new exhibitors will participate in this year’s NAB convention, April 14-17 (exhibition dates), in Las Vegas.

    The new exhibitors will join NAB Show anchor exhibitors including Adobe, Autodesk, Canon, CNN, Dolby, Evertz, Harris, HP, JVC, Microsoft, Panasonic, Ross Video, Sony, Thomson, Verizon and the Vitec Group to showcase digital content, technology and innovation across consumer and business segments.

    More than 1600 companies will exhibit at this year's NAB Show, including representatives from 40 countries and across 19 industries, such as cable, content owners/programmers, film and entertainment, enterprise, social media, telecom and wireless sectors.

    The convention’s conference programming includes special pavilions dedicated to industry growth areas, such as IPTV and mobile platforms, as well international representatives from Bavaria, Belgium, Italy and the UK.

    For more information, visit www.nabshow.com.

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