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Sports Video Group (SVG) will host its annual TranSPORT conference on Tuesday, October 20, in New York City, featuring a keynote conversation on how FOX built a transcontinental IP network for the most recent FIFA World Cup in North America, connecting the IBC in Dallas, Pico in Los Angeles, Tempe, AZ, a New York backup studio, and venue-based BRISK kits. Earlier, on July 8, 2026, at the SVG Venues & Teams Summit, the Miami Heat discussed the renovation of Kaseya Center, highlighting new features in the 26-year-old venue. On January 26, 2026, leaders from MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, and USTA reported transformative moves over the prior year that have tightened production-side relationships between sports leagues and their rights holders. Previously, on November 18, 2025, an SVG discussion explored the future of stadium and arena video control rooms, addressing the need for advanced workflows, 4K, and IP technology to support larger stadiums, elaborate displays, and real-time fan information. SVG also announced on September 23, 2025, that Audioshake, Evertz, Lumen, and Telestream renewed their Premier Sponsorships, with AudioShake notably offering AI that deconstructs recordings into component parts such as instrument stems and separate dialogue, music, and effect tracks.
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