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Big Blue Marble to run PoC for MoQ
Austrian media technology company Big Blue Marble has announced a multi-month proof of concept (PoC) for media over QUIC (MoQ) during a major international football championship.
M2M Media joins SRT Alliance
M2A Media, a cloud-native live video distribution platform, has joined the SRT Alliance.
Global FAST viewing grew 55% in 2026, Amagi reports
Amagi, a provider of an agentic industry cloud platform for unified broadcast, streaming, and monetisation, has announced the June 2026 edition of its Airtime Report, the company’s quarterly analysis of global FAST trends.
Synamedia appoints new CEO
Synamedia has appointed Tzvi Gerstl as its CEO. Gerstl will replace Paul Segre, who is moving to the role of Executive Chairman.
Bitcentral splits in two
Bitcentral has created two separate media technology companies: Bitcentral and ViewNexa. Both companies are now operating independently under their new structures.
