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In less than a month now, broadcasters from north, west and south will have converged on Washington for the NAB's big 1961 Convention (May 7 to 1 1 ) . Advance registrations promise a booming five days with the most important people from all segments of the broadcast advertising business on hand.
Those who can't make it will still have a keen interest in knowing what goes on when so many of the nation's TV and radio leaders get together at the Sheraton-Park and Shoreham Hotels.
As always, the essential source of fullest and most accurate news will be (just as for the past three decades) BROADCASTING Magazine.
No other TV-radio journal has had such long experience at covering NAB Conventions ... no other can put such a skilled (or large) corps of top editors and reporters into the assignment ... no other has the resources and background to probe so authoritatively into the trends, tenor, undercurrents, surprises, and wealth of exciting color that are sure to mark 1 96 1 's Convention sessions.
Broadcasting— as so many times before— will serve the widespread interest of America's television and radio business with three of its most closely-read issues during the whole year.
Each of them offers a superlative opportunity to place your message before virtually everybody who counts in this two-billion-dollar broadcast advertising business. And right at the crucial time when they're thinking their hardest about television and radio.
Remember These Convention
Issue Deadlines:
Pre-Convention (May 1) issue
April 21
Convention (May 8) issue
April 27
Post-Convention (May 15) issue
May 5