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At the Multiservice (MUSE) 2026 forum, Director of MSK-IX Media Platforms Grigory Kuzin presented a vision of the evolving media market architecture. He emphasized that television is increasingly moving beyond traditional broadcast networks and becoming an integral part of a unified digital infrastructure based in data centers and traffic exchange points.

On April 16, media industry representatives met at the Skolkovo Creative Cluster to discuss how neural networks are moving beyond the experimental stage to become practical tools already used in content production, distribution, and consumption.

At World Content Market 2026, MSK-IX presented new capabilities of its Mediabaza platform for the professional media market. Over the past year, the platform has significantly expanded, now combining a content marketplace, secure cloud-based file management tools, and AI-powered services for preparing materials for distribution.

On March 26, the MSK-IX team took part in the NAT Academy training seminar “From Viewer to Revenue Through Innovation.” Company experts walked regional television executives through tools for broadcast automation, expanding OTT distribution, and implementing new content monetization models.

MSK-IX, in partnership with RIPN (Russian Institute for Public Networks), has announced that a pivotal phase in the upgrading of the .SU domain infrastructure was completed. As part of their long-term collaboration, a comprehensive set of measures has been introduced to enhance disaster resilience within the Russian internet segment. These include deployment of a backup registration system and the

In view of the technical problems on the Express-AT1 satellite (56° east longitude), which affected the broadcasting of major satellite operators, the Medialogistika platform is prepared to promptly offer its partners TV delivery via the Internet.

In the latest release, we have significantly expanded the functionality of the Mdisk and Market modules, making everyday content management faster and more intuitive, from storing and sharing files to handling requests and transactions in the storefront.

The B2B platform Mediabaza has unveiled updated collections of feature films, series, and documentaries curated for the upcoming holidays. The new selections are designed to support broadcasters and streaming services in planning holiday schedules and refreshing their VoD offerings.

The catalog of the Mediabaza industrial platform has been significantly expanded with content from CIS countries. New projects have been added by the national film studio Belarusfilm, the State Cinema Center of Kyrgyzstan, and the Kazakh distribution company Movie Service.

The Russian content distribution market is automating television signal delivery license management. Mediabaza recently reported on its implementation of a digital registry that will fully replace paperwork between copyright holders and media operators.

At the World Content Market 2025, MSK-IX Director of Media Platforms Grigory Kuzin and Mediabaza Platform Administrator Dmitry Rassadin delivered a presentation titled “B2B Content Marketplace: Transactions, Storage, Localization.” The report focused on practical application of the Mediabaza industrial B2B platform to streamline workflows and improve efficiency across the media industry.

Media Broadcasting Group (MBG), a major distributor of content and television channels in the pay-TV market, has expanded its cooperation with Mediabaza, a leading B2B platform for the media industry. Operators and content aggregators now have access not only to MBG’s channel feeds, but also to extensive VoD libraries featuring exclusive and premiere content.