TV Skyline, a privately owned company headquartered in Germany, was founded in 1991. With approximately 70 employees, the company provides media managed services. Functioning as a service provider for mobile TV productions, it also manufactures and supplies special cameras.
On July 19, 2026, TV Skyline acted as a specialist production company for thinXpool, the general contractor for Deutsche Telekom’s MagentaTV’s FIFA World Cup 2026 live broadcasts in Germany, with the setup spanning venues across three countries and TV studios in New York and Munich. Previously, on July 9, TV Skyline collaborated with thinXpool DMC Production on Deutsche Telekom’s World Cup coverage from a Manhattan rooftop studio. Earlier, on May 18, TV Skyline broadcast the 2026 Nürburgring 24 Hours, one of Europe's most challenging motorsports races, which marked its 54th edition and featured four-time Formula One winner Max Verstappen. On March 22, the company was on-site in Toruń, Poland, for the World Athletics Indoor Championships, operating four galleries and producing approximately 12 hours of content daily from two main trucks as a service provider to TATA Communications and HBS with a 25-person team. In January, specifically on January 13, TV Skyline executed its largest winter sports production program in company history, including several host broadcasts, notably setting up the Ü11 with 45 cameras and 80 microphones for six Biathlon World Cup decisions for MDR.