Follow NAB News on Google to stay up to date - NAB

6 August 2026 

Want NAB's latest news, market insights and announcements to show up automatically when you search or browse on Google? You can add NAB as a preferred source on Google to see more of our latest news, updates and insights.

What is Google preferred sources?

Preferred sources is a Google feature that lets you tell Search which publishers you trust. Once added, NAB News articles are prioritised in your Search results and NAB News stories are also more likely to appear in your Discover feed — the personalised stories on your phone's home screen or in the Google app.

See more NAB News updates in three simple steps

Step 1:  Sign in to your Google account and search for a topic currently in the news.

Step 2: Next to Top Stories, click the icon showing two overlapping cards with a star.

Step 3: Search for NAB and select it as a preferred source.

Alternatively, use this direct link to jump straight to source preferences, where you can add NAB News in a couple of clicks.

Why follow NAB News?

Can I unfollow NAB News later?

Yes. Go back to your Google preferred sources settings at any time and untick NAB or remove it the same way you added it.

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