Who’s coming to Mega? The list is growing — and there’s still room

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One of the first questions people ask about Mega-Conference is simple: who’s going to be there?

For Solutions Partners, the answer matters. Mega-Conference is where the companies building the future of local media show up, compare notes, strengthen relationships and do real business. And the roster of industry partners heading to Austin for the 2026 Mega-Conference is already deep — and still growing.

This year’s group reflects the full range of companies supporting newspapers and media organizations today: revenue and advertising solutions, audience development, content creation, printing and production, workflow optimization, analytics and AI-driven tools. Different specialties. Different approaches. One shared goal — helping local media companies perform better.

Companies already committed include:

BLOX Digital, Second Street, Legacy, Make It Free, Pugpig, Spot On, ATEX, Glide Publishing Platform, Mediaferry, Mirabel, Nerus, Publication Printers, Reuters, Adcellerant, Lineup, The Associated Press, BlueLena, Column, FT Strategies, King Features, MIC Specialty, NewsPack, Smartico, TCN, Kodak, Software Consulting Services, Jobcase, Report for America, United Robots, Cribb & Associates, Dirks, Van Essen & April, and Metro Creative Graphics.

And that list continues to grow.

Ernie Roth

Ernie Roth of Legacy sums up why Mega remains a priority: “Mega matters to us because we strengthen relationships and learn a lot about industry challenges and new solutions in the process. We’re already looking forward to the 2026 Mega-Conference in Austin and the opportunity to connect in person with customers, partners and friends who are part of the America’s Newspapers community.”

That’s the difference Mega delivers. It’s efficient. It’s focused. And it brings together the right people — without the noise.

For industry businesses

If your company works with newspapers or media organizations, Mega offers direct access to decision-makers in one place, over a short window of time. Sponsorship opportunities are still available for companies looking to increase visibility, host conversations and stand out — but many are already spoken for. If you’re considering it, now is the time.

For newspaper and media executives

Mega is the easiest way to see what’s new, what’s working and who’s doing it well. No matter the size of your operation, the conference makes it easy to connect quickly with industry experts, compare solutions and leave with ideas you can put to work.

Make sure your company is on the list. To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, contact Patty Slusher at pslusher@newspapers.org.