SVG Summit 2025
Sports Video Group officially kicked off a year-long celebration of its 20th anniversary at the annual SVG Summit, which attracted a record crowd of more than 1,800 sports-production professionals to the New York Hilton Midtown Hotel. The two-day event (Dec. 15-16) was filled with informational panels, workshops, and cutting-edge–technology showcases and offered a chance to catch up with friends old and new.
Twenty years ago, the Summit had a different name (League Technology Summit), but the mission was the same: to bring the industry together once a year to assess the state of sports production and collectively look at and discuss game-changing technologies. Today, the SVG Summit continues to serve as an annual homecoming for one of the tightest-knit industries out there.
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National Perspectives: What to Expect in Production in 2026
2026 is an even year and historically that means one thing: a very busy time for the world of sports. And next year, arguably, will be the biggest year ever as there is not only a Winter Olympics but the largest World Cup ever. Toss in new rights deals, new technology, and new demands and it all ...
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NBC Sports Prepares for a Massive February in 2026
In February, NBC Sports will be at the center of the U.S. sports world when it broadcasts the Winter Olympics, Super Bowl LX, and the NBA All-Star Game all within a 10-day period. In this exclusive panel discussion, NBC Sports executives share the planning and production of those events, making t...
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Inside the Evolution of League/Rightsholder Relationships
There have been a number of transformative moves in the past 12 months that are indicative of a tighter relationship on the production side between sports leagues and their rights holders. More than ever both sides see the need for high-quality productions that go deeper on the field of play and ...
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The State of the Sports Industry with Devoncroft’s Josh Stinehour
It’s officially a tradition for the SVG Summit as Devoncroft Partners Principal Analyst Josh Stinehour gets to the heart of the matter: the financial health of the broadcast technology industry, revenue trends for the world’s biggest media companies.
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Inside the 2026 FIFA World Cup with Oscar Sanchez: A Keynote Conversation
As the industry looks ahead to a big year in 2026, this overview of FIFA’s operations for the 2026 Men’s World Cup takes you inside the broadcast operations of the massive event which will take over North America this summer.
Oscar Sanchez, FIFA’s Head of Host Broadcast Operations joins us to d...
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What’s Happening in Remote Production?
Producing a live sports event begins with great on-site facilities, technology, and production crews. Hear from key executives who face the challenge every day of an industry that is in a state of constant change as it evolves to meet the needs of broadcasters across the country.
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Follow the Money: How Sports TV Tech Can Benefit from Sports Investors
We read the headlines everyday about massive investments that are fueling athlete performance technology, next-gen digital apps, sports leagues and franchises, and more. So, the question is…is there a way for those who create broadcast technology to become part of those investment conversations? ...
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Indy Motor Sports Productions’ Fast-Track IP Transformation for IndyCar Coverage
Learn how Indy Motor Sports Productions completed a rapid IP transition of five mobile production trucks ahead of the 2025 NTT IndyCar Series. Take a dive inside how the system architecture and IP workflows are redefining live motorsports coverage.
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Inside the PGA TOUR's Use of Hawk-Eye Replay Tech
PGA TOUR's Michael Raimondo takes the SVG Summit stage to discuss how the PGA TOUR is leveraging the Hawk-Eye replay system to improve operations and content creation for Every Shot Live, the world feed, and more.
Speakers:
Doug Price, Hawk-Eye, Head of Commercial & Operations Broadcast Solution...
