Mediabaza now offers nearly 1,000 movies, TV series and shows

The Mediabaza platform has expanded its downloadable content catalog to nearly 1,000 titles, featuring diverse video content from leading media market players. This milestone marks a significant stage in the platform’s development, reinforcing its standing as a centralized hub for broadcasters, operators, and rights holders.

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Mediabaza , a B2B content and services marketplace designed to automate interactions across the media market, has announced a substantial effort to expand its content library. The platform currently offers approximately 1,000 content items, including feature films, documentaries, TV series, concerts, and TV shows spanning various genres and themes.

The diversity of content and platform participants underscores Mediabaza’s value as a centralized marketplace for the media business. Its partners range from major industry players to niche studios, ensuring a unique catalog. For example, IVI and RuTube have contributed over 100 titles, including Latin American and Asian television series, as well as educational and entertainment TV shows. The Russian Znaniye (Knowledge) Society and the Russian Travel Guide channel have added documentary and educational programs.

International collaboration is also growing. Belarusian broadcasters – Second National Channel and Belteleradio – have uploaded military and patriotic documentaries and concerts to Mediabaza. The PilotKino film studio contributed a collection of Italian cinema, while A-One Films added international movies from around the world.

“Growing our content catalog to nearly 1,000 titles is a major achievement, proving that Mediabaza is becoming a key nexus for the media business. We take pride in hosting such diverse partners – from national broadcasters and major streaming services to specialized studios like the Kir Bulychev Film Studio or MKT Media. This variety reflects our mission: to provide a unified marketplace where every industry player can find relevant content and forge effective partnerships,” comments Grigory Kuzin, Director of the Medialogistika project at MSK-IX.

The catalog also features niche offerings. Brand4Rent and Project First have uploaded popular animated series for children, while Sky Media contributed nature and cultural documentaries from various countries.

To date, 451 companies are registered on Mediabaza, creating a comprehensive ecosystem for content suppliers, consumers, TV channels, and service providers. The platform continues to evolve, attracting new participants and offering more opportunities for working with media products.