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In-venue and creative video staffers at the professional and collegiate level have one major thing in common: the intensity and attention to detail ramps up during a live event. What
The regional sports network is staying busy this summer with broadcasts of the New York Yankees One of the busier regional sports networks in the country is YES Network, the
A new report from Quickplay and Caretta Research, “The Broadcaster Revolution Will Not Be Televised,” finds that broadcast journalism and production staff in North America are spending approximately 75% of
Gravity Media is delivering a three-hub remote production workflow for ITV’s FIFA World Cup coverage, connecting its London Production Centre with ITV Sport’s live studio operations in New York, with
Game Creek Video has reached an agreement with Grass Valley to purchase 10 K-Frame production switchers as part of a two-year fleet expansion. Two systems have already been delivered, with
From a rooftop studio in Manhattan, multiple Germany-based companies share responsibilities for all aspects of the production European broadcasters onsite for the World Cup are finding ways to make their
A recent graduate from Westchester, NY, this experienced technician has already started her first gig in the industry, as a REMI A2 Comms Specialist at ESPN In the live–sports-video industry,
When the FIFA Club World Cup expanded into a 48-team tournament spanning the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, the challenge wasn’t just to produce 63 matches. It was to ensure that
An offseason project enhanced eight video displays around the venue in time for Opening Day Wrigley Field in Chicago is on every baseball fan’s bucket list, and, in its every
Former Wall Street Video event expanded to include all Enterprise sectors SVG Enterprise has announced the inaugural Enterprise Video Summit, taking place Oct. 19 at Civic Hall in New York
MLB All-Star Week returns to Philadelphia for the first time in 30 years as America celebrates its 250th, and T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) is bringing fans closer to the game they
End-to-end broadcast solution includes fleet of mobile units, Cloud Control, and more Nestled outside of Denver in Centennial, CO, the Mountain Media Center has become the buzzing home of live
Produced onsite at The Star in Frisco, TX, live coverage of the two-day event airs on ESPN platforms The season for Football Media Days is here, and the Big 12
Ohio Stadium, home to one of the biggest, highest-performing stadium Wi-Fi networks anywhere, will now be leading the large-venue market into an AI-managed future with a Juniper Mist-powered Wi-Fi 7 upgrade that is already underway. According to technology executives at The Ohio State University, a…
The Universal Talent Identifier (HAND) has issued HAND IDs to 50 top prospects ahead of the 2026 MLB Draft, including consensus top-ranked players Roch Cholowsky, Grady Emerson, and Justin Lebron.
If you’re anything like me (chronically online, spend too much time scrolling TikTok), you’ve probably seen tons of videos over the past few weeks of World Cup fans from Europe, Japan, Korea, and Mexico flooding various cities in the United States to watch the matches. It’s one of those rare…
In this SVG Sponsor Spotlight, Nick Olson, Director of Sales at Force Tech, discusses how the Indianapolis-based systems integrator has grown from 10 to nearly 90 employees since its 2009
IMS Productions and FOX Sports deployed more than 100 cameras, 32 onboard feeds, and an expanded graphics package for the 109th Indianapolis 500, which ended with a record closest finish
This former SportsCenter producer is shaping local-team studio coverage to surround the Los Angeles Dodgers and Lakers The sports-production industry continues to evolve at a remarkable pace, fueled by new
Long-developed relationships and informal access, three production models, and content produced in platform-native formats mark the broadcaster’s effort When Canada qualified for the FIFA World Cup 2026, OneSoccer knew this
