Not many viewers consider the infrastructure required to deliver every moment to their screens when they watch the world’s biggest sporting events. With the world’s largest football tournament underway, that infrastructure challenge is about to
The broadcast industry is at a turning point. Spending on content reached $247 billion globally, yet that content needs to travel across more platforms, partners, and regions than ever before. In the March/April 2026 issue of Euromedia, Jon Sonsteby, VP of North America Sales at
According to SVG Europe’s coverage of NAB Show 2026, satellite operators are undergoing a fundamental transformation. By integrating satellite, IP, and fiber networks, industry players are moving from pure satellite to integrated “content enabler” strategies. This shift offers
Ever wonder how live sporting events, no matter where they are being played or where you are watching, make it to your screen in real time? Every broadcast is supported by a complex network of
The challenge in live broadcasting lies not only in moving content from point A to point B, but also in finding the right media fit. Networks need to meet the demands of premium live content, which include a
Although satellite broadcasting has long served as the foundation for global media distribution, the industry is now relying on hybrid models that combine IP and satellite as streaming demands increase, and dependability becomes increasingly critical.
The broadcasting industry has long relied on satellite networks to distribute content and ensure the delivery of high-quality programming to audiences around the world. Satellite has always offered unrivaled quality and security, allowing broadcasters and
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