At the 16th Asian Cable TV 2026 International Conference in Almaty, Grigory Kuzin, Director of Media Platforms at MSK-IX, discussed the transformation of traditional television, the outlook for the FAST channel market, and how the Mediabaza ecosystem helps broadcasters and online platforms build end-to-end internet broadcasting workflows.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of Medialogistika, MSK-IX’s terrestrial TV signal delivery platform. Back in 2017, when the project was just gaining momentum, Telesputnik spoke with Grigory Kuzin about its early successes and ambitious plans. Over the past decade, the media market has navigated a global pandemic, an OTT boom, the transformation of satellite broadcasting, and the rise of AI. We decided to test how the perspective of Medialogistika’s leader has evolved by asking him 10 candid, provocative, and at times uncomfortable questions.
The B2B platform Mediabase has added direct live streaming within TV channel listings. This new feature enables pay-TV operators and OTT platforms to evaluate current programming schedules and video quality directly at the selection stage.
Registered users can enjoy unlimited free access to the new service until October 1, 2026.
At the recent Baikal Telecommunication Operators Conference (BKOS) in the village of Listvyanka, MSK-IX Medialogistika project managers Galina Kryukova and Yulia Blinova showcased two interconnected channels for working with TV broadcasters: reliable TV signal delivery via the Medialogistika platform and streamlined channel selection and ordering through mediabaza.ru.
The catalog of the Mediabaza B2B platform (an MSK-IX project) has been expanded with a new suite of specialized and thematic television channels designed for both nationwide broadcast and real-time coverage of regional developments.
In this column, I will explain why television signal delivery must be built on two independent platforms simultaneously.
The Mediabaza Mdisk cloud service has fully matured into an everyday business tool. Over several months of active adoption, platform users have experienced firsthand the convenience of securely exchanging heavy media files within a closed loop.
The B2B industry platform Mediabaza has expanded its foreign film and series offerings, integrating new content pools from India, China, South Korea, and Japan into its catalog.
For the first time, regional broadcasters have showcased their in-house content on the Mediabaza industry platform. Among the providers opening their catalogs to national and local TV channels, as well as OTT platforms, are the Yamal-Media holding, Omskie Media, Public Television of Primorye, Crimea TRC, Katun 24, and Norilsk TV.
