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Press release - Kiosk Manufacturer Association announces InfoComm 2026 presence. By NEWS SOURCE: The Industry Group Published 4:07 AM MDT, June 11, 2026 LAS VEGAS, Nev., June 11, 2026 ( PRNewswire - APnews - SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) - The Kiosk Manufacturer Association (KMA), together with The Industry Group (TIG) and KioskIndustry.org, announced its participation in InfoComm 2026, the premier North American exhibition for professional audiovisual and interactive technologies. The organization will be exhibiting in Booth C6001 and invites system integrators, enterprise buyers, retailers, healthcare organizations, airports, smart city planners, and digital signage professionals to schedule meetings during the event. As interactive displays, AI-powered interfaces, digital signage, and self-service kiosks continue to converge, InfoComm has become one of the most important events for organizations deploying customer-facing technology. KMA expects this year's show to highlight the growing intersection of enterprise AV, workplace experience, digital concierge systems, smart campuses, and experiential retail. Visitors to the KMA booth will be able to discuss trends in kiosk hardware, digital signage software, touch technology, edge AI computing, accessibility, and interactive display solutions. Featured technologies include secure kiosk software, AI-enabled communications platforms, room scheduling displays, rugged enterprise tablets, and all-in-one collaboration systems. In addition to the booth presence, KMA has developed a special executive walking tour that highlights many of the companies shaping the future of interactive technology. Recommended stops include LG Electronics, 22Miles, Giada, BrightSign, IAdea, Appspace, DynaScan, DISPLAX, E Ink, Advantech, and other innovators across the digital signage and self-service ecosystem. According to KMA Executive Director Craig Allen Keefner, "The traditional boundaries between kiosks, digital signage, workplace communications, and AI-powered customer engagement are disappearing. InfoComm has become one of the best places to see how these technologies are coming together to create the next generation of interactive experiences." Industry analyst Elliot Maras will also be attending the event, conducting interviews and gathering insights for post-show coverage and market analysis. KMA is offering complimentary exhibit hall passes and encourages attendees to use registration code KIO978 when registering for the event. Organizations interested in partnerships, media interviews, market intelligence, or private executive meetings during InfoComm are encouraged to make arrangements in advance. For meeting requests and media inquiries: Craig Allen Keefner Executive Director, Kiosk Manufacturer Association Editor, KioskIndustry.org Email: [email protected] For additional information, visit https://KioskIndustry.org and follow ongoing InfoComm 2026 coverage throughout the event. MULTIMEDIA NEWS SOURCE: The Industry Group Keywords: Audio Visual Technology, InfoComm 2026, The Kiosk Manufacturer Association KMA, The Industry Group TIG, KioskIndustry, professional audiovisual and interactive technologies, LAS VEGAS, Nev. Posts 2026: 53

Politico hires two from Bloomberg Industry Group. March 19, 2026. Posted by chris roush. Politico Congress executive producer Zachary Warmbrodt, senior Congress editor Mike DeBonis, and congressional policy editor Emma Dumian sent out the following on Thursday: Good morning. Big news here for our Capitol Hill and economic policy coverage. I'm thrilled to announce three major hires: Riley Rogerson, Benjamin Freed and Michaela Ross. Riley is joining the Congress team as a House leadership reporter focused on Democrats - a critical story line as they fight to retake the chamber. Riley joins us from NOTUS, where she impressed us and kept us on our toes with her record of scoops and enterprise stories. Riley will work closely with Meredith Lee Hill, Jordain Carney and Mia McCarthy to make sure we continue to own every twist of the leadership agenda on both sides of the aisle. Before NOTUS, Riley covered the Hill for The Daily Beast and the Anchorage Daily News. Benjamin will be our next tax editor. Benjamin comes to us from Bloomberg Tax, where he was the editor for state tax news and financial accounting. In that role, he managed award-winning investigative projects and directed coverage of how states are implementing changes brought about by last year's "big, beautiful bill." Before Bloomberg, he was managing editor at StateScoop and had a strong run in local journalism as a reporter at Washingtonian, DCist and Washington City Paper. As our deputy tech editor John Hewitt Jones put it after working with Benjamin, "He can turn opaque Delaware courts copy into a compelling story, or write you a treatise on modernist French cinema." With Benjamin on board, he and the tax team will report to Zach as we continue to beef up coverage of economic policy on Capitol Hill, including the tax-writing Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committees. Michaela is joining POLITICO as a Congress editor focused on the Inside Congress newsletter, which has seen a major increase in Capitol Hill readership since a revamp last year. Michaela comes to us from Bloomberg Industry Group, where she was deputy team lead of its newsletter and congressional policy reporting teams. Before becoming an editor, she covered the Hill with a focus on homeland security and technology. Earlier in her career she reported for several outlets in New York, including Money Magazine and NPR. Playbook editor Giuseppe Macri, a former colleague of Michaela's, calls her "a rock-solid editor who won't miss anything, can work across teams, is highly organized and has excellent management skills." Please join us in welcoming Riley, Benjamin and Michaela when they start later this month.