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.
As Ken does not have a specific geographic focus, he appears open to covering international stories within the realm of sports broadcasting and production innovation. Therefore, pitches should emphasize global relevance rather than being region-specific.
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By: Ken Kerschbaumer
With Team Mexico and Team USA both advancing to the round of 16 Telemundo is ramping up operations across two countries to keep pace with both squads, a logistical challenge network executives describe as monumental but manageable.
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
“We’ve gone to another level of integrating the graphics into the set architecture”-Zac Fields, Fox Sports, SVP of Graphic Technology and Integration
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
Fox VP, Network Engineering and Architecture Marc Fleury and team built new IT networking infrastructure just for World Cup
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
‘We have an advantage of having an office in every country. Everything can be deployed within one day on short notice’ — Luis Ramos, Canon
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
Another of the unsung heroes for the 2026 FIFA World Cup coverage on Fox Sports are those who are working on the assignment desk. Led by Matt Engelberg, Vice President of Assignment Desk Broadcast and News Operations at Fox Sports it is very much a logistical brain for Fox as it manages the intricate web of incoming video signals, field crews, and multi-lateral resource trading.
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
For small team booking 18,000 hotel rooms, 2,200 flights, and catering 60,000 meals all part of the process
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is a big deal for DAZN, which has distribution rights in three markets: Italy, Spain and Japan. Each requires a different editorial approach and even has different technical approaches (for example, DAZN Japan is testing remotely controlled robotic cameras from pitch side). Sandeep Tiku, DAZN, chief technology officer, shared some insights about the technical workflows with SVG editorial director Ken Kerschbaumer.
By: Ken Kerschbaumer
In a return to Royal Birkdale, the team enjoys partnering with ETP and Gravity Media on a production marked by uncharacteristically hot weather
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
