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The game doesn’t stop when the broadcast ends. At IBC 2026, MASV CTO Majed Alhajry is taking the stage for “A Tale of Two Feeds | Automation of Sports Engagement Workflows.” Majed will be joined by Duncan Beattie, Senior Market Development Manager, Enterprise at Tuxera, and Romy Suarez-Heiss, Sr. Director of Business Development & Strategic Enablement at 2Coders Studio, to explore how the growing “second feed” is changing the way sports content is produced, distributed, and monetized. From camera-to-cloud and high-speed file transfers to AI-powered content creation and automated distribution, the panel will dig into how teams can move content from capture to consumption while the action is still happening. 🗓️ September 13 🕛 2:30–3:15 PM (CEST) 📍IBC Content Everywhere Stage 1, Amsterdam Heading to Amsterdam? Learn more about it here: https://masv.link/4gKeIst

Amsterdam, we're coming! Join us at IBC - International Broadcasting Convention 2026 from September 11–14 and stop by Booth 5.B40 to see how MASV helps media teams move massive files faster, simplify workflows, and keep production moving. Whether you're in broadcast, sports, post-production, live events or just want to learn more about us, we'd love to chat about your workflow and show you what's new. RAI Amsterdam September 11–14 Booth 5.B40 Book a time for a customized demo or to meet our team: https://masv.link/4pXT3jy. See you there!

⚽ Let's settle the debate first: it's called Football. Literally the second F in FIFA! With that out of the way, I'm thinking back to the Canada 🇨🇦 vs 🇲🇦 Morocco match this past Saturday. We had a watch party in Ottawa.. a community first with thousands of attendees! This World Cup is breaking records and creating completely new cultural moments every single day. For example: according to TSN, over 26.1 million unique Canadian viewers have watched the tournament so far (that's more than 60% of Canada's population!) However, this global phenomenon brings a massive logistical challenge: with many matches starting at 8PM ET, watching live is very difficult for international fans, so quick video highlights are more important than ever. A recent Bango Research study found that 51% of Gen Z fans now prefer watching highlights over live games. TSN saw more than 1.4M views for Canada 🇨🇦 vs 🇿🇦 South Africa content on its YouTube channel. This leads directly to what I call the World Cup Data Problem. The sheer volume of the tournament data is insane -- and it's not just video anymore: the official match ball (the Trionda) contains an internal sensor that generates a new data point 500 times per second. Bank of America estimates 90 Petabytes in direct tournament data (a 45x increase from 2022) and up to 2 Exabytes (that is 2,000,000,000 GB) if you include all the data surrounding it. Broadcasters, analysts and coaches need to move these massive files instantly. The problem is that standard IT systems completely fail to keep up with this global scale. Read my full analysis on the challenges below👇 P.S. how are you following the tournament? Do you watch the games live or just catch the highlights? Any 1AM watch parties in your neighbourhood? Let me know in the comments!

Breaking news doesn’t wait and neither should your file transfers: https://masv.link/4bt07io Journalists often need to move high-resolution video from unpredictable field conditions into storage, MAMs, and newsroom computer systems as quickly as possible. Modern cloud-native workflows make that possible by replacing fragile FTP setups, legacy MFT, and physical drive shipping with faster, more secure, and reliable transfers that automate ingest into the tools news organizations already use. In this guide, we break down how news organizations can streamline the field-to-newsroom workflow from acquisition to ingest to get stories to air faster.

Moving massive drone datasets from the middle of a farmer’s field isn’t exactly easy. Before MASV, agronomy teams struggled to move large datasets from remote farms — adding days of delays and slowing crop decisions. With MASV, they send everything straight from the field to the cloud: https://masv.link/4aKAxoo High-res imagery, giant folder structures, even terabytes of geospatial data. No shipping. No downtime. No bottlenecks. Just a massive amount of agronomy data delivered securely — no matter how rural the location. #remoteworkflows #filetransfer #agtech #dronedata

When you’re sending massive geospatial datasets from the heart of the African countryside, you need a delivery service that’s faster than a GPS recalculating after a wrong turn. Enter MASV the ultimate wingman for Delta Scan (Pty) Ltd the pros of engineering inspection, digitization, and BIM. They trusted MASV to send terabytes of data across remote African locations with zero hiccups. Want to see how we helped turn the wild into the wired? Check out our new case study with Delta Scan and discover why MASV is the MVP of massive file transfers >> https://masv.link/43qaJtR #MASV #FileTransfer #Geospatial #DataTransfer #BIM