Ken Kerschbaumer is the Editorial Director at Sports Video Group. He focuses on themes such as sports, sports business, technology, and sports broadcasting, with a particular emphasis on event management software and event platforms. Ken's insights and expertise have been featured in Sports Video Group, SVG Europe, and 4rfv.
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Ken Kerschbaumer's portfolio predominantly focuses on sports broadcasting, live sports events, and technological advancements in the industry. He frequently covers new technology releases and developments related to live production.
Given the high percentage of event coverage and press releases in his articles, Ken is likely to be interested in exclusive news about upcoming sporting events or newly launched technologies relevant to sports broadcasting. Offering insights into how these technologies can revolutionize live sports productions may capture his attention.
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Gravity Media powers 154th Open Championship production • •
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
The broadcaster also looks forward to what’s next: the AIG Women’s Open at Royal Lytham & St. Annes Golf Course
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
The R&A’s decision to add two new events to Open Championship week, a Last Chance Qualifier on July 13 and the Heroes Classic on July 14, pushed key production and technology providers to accelerate their set-up. It also gave them a chance to show off their technology in new ways.
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
The directors of three different parts of the operation oversaw a London-based centralized hub supplying content throughout the tournament
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
Wimbledon 2026 will be remembered for the heat as well as a surprising performance by a British wild card Arthur Fery who made the men’s semi-finals, and for Jarrett Baker, ESPN, senior manager, Remote Operations, and the ESPN production team, it was a great two-week effort.
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
The Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN) has reported a sharp acceleration in Australia’s sportstech sector, with revenue growth rising from 10% in FY2025 to 16% in FY2026, reaching A$7.11 billion. Industry employment also expanded by approximately 6% to 20,604 employees, reflecting strong sector growth and rising demand for talent.
The massive numbers Fox Sports delivered for the 2026 FIFA Men’s Cup on the linear TV side of the ledger only tell half the impressive story. Fox Sports coverage on...
The 154th Open Championship was a marvel of teamwork as the R&A, European Tour Productions, Gravity Media, NBC Sports, the Golf Channel, Sky Sports, and others collaborated to deliver one...
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
LiveU, the pioneer in IP-video transmission and cloud-based remote production, today detailed its historic performance records set during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Spanning six weeks, 16 stadiums in three host nations, and 104 matches, the operation represents the largest and most complex broadcast footprint in LiveU’s history. LiveU served as the IP backbone and remote cloud production (REMI) ecosystem for a significant share of non‑rights and unilateral coverage across Mexico, the United States, and Canada.
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
The PGA TOUR LIVE stream has become a mainstay for golf fans who are subscribed to ESPN+ and this weekend the PGA TOUR is adding a new stream as part of a pilot program: a stream of their Marquee Group coverage for the Rocket Classic that is announcer-free, has enhanced parabolic on-course coverage to capture more caddie/player exchanges, and a ton of interactive and graphical elements with an expanded relationship with Virtual Eye and others.
