The Digital TV Group (DTG) has announced MainStreaming as the latest full member, with the agreement officially signed at IBC2026.
Richard Lindsay-Davies, CEO, DTG, said: “MainStreaming brings valuable expertise in broadcast-grade video delivery, helping broadcasters, streaming services and ISPs deliver high-quality live and on-demand experiences at scale. We’re thrilled to welcome Paul and the team into the DTG community and look forward to working closely with them.”
Paul Martin, SVP Business Operations, MainStreaming, added: “The transition towards IP-delivered television demands collaboration across the entire ecosystem. Joining the DTG gives us the opportunity to contribute our experience in scalable video delivery, learn from other industry leaders and play an active role in the work shaping television’s future.”
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