Privately owned Mediastream, headquartered in the US, was founded in 2007 and employs approximately 80 individuals. Specializing in IT Services and IT Consulting, the company functions as a developer of an online media streaming platform, providing support in content administration and distribution.
Mediastream successfully managed its 2026 World Cup operation on August 8, reporting its highest-concurrency event in 19 years. The company handled 74 matches for nine broadcasters across nine countries, reaching a peak of 4.7 million simultaneous viewers. This performance followed the Mediastream Day Santiago 2026 on July 29, an event that gathered clients, partners, and industry leaders to discuss operational strategies within Chile's evolving streaming landscape. Earlier, on July 21, Telefe, a prominent free-to-air TV channel in Argentina, selected Mediastream as its technology partner to modernize its infrastructure on a tight timeline ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026. Previously, on July 6, the Corporación Aragonesa de Radio y Televisión (CARTV) launched Aragón Play, a new OTT platform that consolidates content from Aragón TV, Aragón Radio, Aragón Noticias, and Aragón Deporte, available across web, Android, and iOS platforms.
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