From the Olympics to the elections, this is a big year for broadcasters. Teams need to tell data-driven stories more efficiently, while still increasing audience engagement figures,” says Disguise General Manager for Broadcast, Grigory Mindlin. “At this year’s NAB, we want to show how we can help with a graphics-first approach. Featuring capacity for unlimited LEDs, native Unreal Engine integration and easy stage pre-vis and control; our end-to-end broadcast solution makes any idea possible. And, if you need fast results, our Creative Services team can bring visuals to life for you — so you can show audiences something they’ve never seen before.”

With New York and Northeast US having access to top broadcasters like ESPN, NBC News or WWE, Virtual Production studios like Pier 59 or ZeroSpace, and sports stadiums and arenas, the city was an obvious choice for Disguise’s next location in their global expansion. The office will host key members of Disguise’s broadcast and services team who have been integral in driving technology platforms and creative services used on projects like NBC elections coverage and for broadcasters like News 12, Newsday and Democracy Now.

The Dolby Atmos Music Accelerator is an educational initiative providing participants with practical training, expert guidance, and online resources from Dolby and music industry professionals. This program enables music creators to produce their own unique music in Dolby Atmos, equipping them with the essential skills to kickstart their careers as Dolby Atmos music creators.

Following important changes to Know Your Customer processes by the Central Bank, fintech startups must now physically verify the addresses of POS agents (if they offer agency banking services) and all other customers. While the startups will not grumble over the requirements—it was a condition for lifting a six-week freeze on new customer onboarding—several executives spoke about how expensive the process will be.