Live Coverage Starting Friday

Tech Conventions, Covered.

On-the-ground photography, video, and reporting from NAB, SXSW, CES, and the world's biggest tech shows.

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NAB Show 2026

April 18-22, 2026 — Las Vegas Convention Center

The National Association of Broadcasters' annual convention brings together the world's media, entertainment, and technology innovators. Last year: 54,000 attendees from 152 countries, 1,050+ exhibitors including AWS, Blackmagic, Google, Microsoft, and Sony. This year is bigger.

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ConvCast has a friend on the ground at NAB 2026. Live casting from the show floor starting Friday, April 18. Original photos, video, and real-time coverage right here. Follow along as it happens.

Sports Summit

"The Future of Sports Rights and Fan Engagement" — expanded four-day track in West Hall's Sports Theater. Open to all attendees for the first time. Covers production, rights, distribution, and fan engagement innovations.

Creator Lab

Dramatically expanded into the newly completed Central Hall. Expanded theater, new networking lounge for creator-brand meetings. The creator economy is projected to hit $500 billion by 2027.

Streaming Summit

April 20-21. Covers OTT, sports streaming, content bundling, advertising, and scaling video workflows at scale.

Business of Media

Three-day program in partnership with The Ankler. Industry executives discuss financing, production, distribution, and monetization across platforms.

AI & Cloud

Transformative sessions on AI for media asset protection, cloud-based virtualization, and next-gen content creation workflows.

Major Exhibitors

AWS, Blackmagic Design, Google, Microsoft, Sony, and 1,050+ exhibitors showcasing the future of broadcast and streaming technology.

PRACTICAL INFO

Venue: Las Vegas Convention Center, 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Registration: Open now at nabshow.com
New this year: Official mobile app with personalized scheduling, QR code networking, and exhibitor bookmarking
Venue upgrades: Newly renovated campus with improved lighting, wider concourses, and enhanced wayfinding

SXSW
12+ Years of Coverage

SXSW: Where ConvCast Was Born

Before ConvCast had a name, Paul Walhus was already the most connected person at South by Southwest.

The Origin Story

SXSW 2007. Twitter had just launched, and a giant screen in downtown Austin displayed live tweets from around the festival. The crowd was hooked. Among them, a gray-haired Austin blogger named Paul Terry Walhus was tweeting circles around everyone.

The New York Times called him "one of the best-loved twitterers." Slate and Salon anointed him the most popular man on Twitter. BuzzFeed News later wrote about him as "The Original King of Twitter."

With 8,789 friends and a relentless presence at every panel, party, and trade show floor, Walhus didn't just attend SXSW — he became part of its mythology. That same energy fuels ConvCast today: boots on the ground, camera in hand, broadcasting live from the convention floor.

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Years of SXSW Coverage

SXSW Coverage by Year

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Convention Coverage
Past and upcoming shows we cover.
NAB

NAB Show 2026

April 18-22, 2026 — Las Vegas

Broadcasting, streaming, AI, sports media, and the creator economy. Live coverage starting Friday.

SXSW

SXSW — 12+ Years of Coverage

Austin, TX — Since 2007

6,500+ original photos. Where Paul Walhus was crowned King of Twitter. The birthplace of ConvCast.

CES

CES 2027

January 2027 — Las Vegas

Consumer electronics, EVs, AI gadgets, and the future of tech. Coverage coming soon.

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Full Show Calendar

37+ global tech conventions

CES, MWC, Google I/O, WWDC, Gamescom, IBC, Dreamforce, re:Invent, and more. Sortable, searchable.

About ConvCast
Original content from the convention floor since 2013.

ConvCast is convention coverage by Paul Walhus — photographer, broadcaster, and tech enthusiast. With 12+ years of on-the-ground experience at SXSW, NAB, and dozens of tech events, ConvCast delivers original photography, video, and commentary you won't find anywhere else. Every photo is original. Every perspective is firsthand.

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