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Introducing Media Command™: A New Approach to Media Operations

Broadcast Management Group (BMG) has introduced Media Command™, a private-cloud broadcast platform that brings recording, media asset management (MAM), channel playout, archiving, and compliance into one integrated system.

Built on TAMS (Time Addressable Media Store), Media Command™ allows teams to access, edit, and create clips from content while it is still being recorded, without duplicating files across disconnected workflows. Operated 24/7 by BMG’s Network Operations Center (NOC) within the BMG Cloud Control Center™, the platform helps broadcasters and enterprises simplify operations, reduce infrastructure complexity, and maintain greater control over their media workflows. Available through flexible operating and capital expense models, Media Command™ provides a more streamlined, predictable approach to managing media from ingest through distribution.

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BMG welcomes PBS NewsHour at our Las Vegas interview Studio

PBS NewsHour recently used BMG’s Las Vegas interview studio, highlighting how we leverage our Network Operations Center and global transmissions facility to connect on-air talent with audiences across the country. Broadcast Management Group (BMG) offers interview studio facilities in Washington, D.C., and Las Vegas, giving news organizations and production teams access to professional broadcast environments for live hits, guest interviews, talk shows, and remote contributions. BMG’s broader production infrastructure and technical expertise support both studios, providing a flexible solution for broadcasters looking to expand their reach, simplify logistics, and deliver high-quality live programming from outside their primary studios. From breaking news to daily talk shows, broadcasters need reliable studio access in key markets without the overhead of maintaining their own facilities.

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BMG Shares UBS Financial Case Study at SVG’s Enterprise Video Summit

The SVG Enterprise Video Summit returned for its second year, selling out a larger venue and reflecting the continued growth of the enterprise video market. The event brought together industry leaders for valuable discussions, insights, and networking around the evolving role of video in enterprise communications. BMG was proud to share its six-year partnership with UBS Financial, highlighting the design and build of its new New York City broadcast facility and how enterprise video infrastructure supports communication at scale. The case study demonstrated how organizations can build and manage broadcast capabilities that meet the demands of a global workforce while supporting long-term growth.

Read more about BMG’s work with UBS →

BMG Brings the Henderson Silver Knights to Life Through Broadcast Production

As hockey season gets underway, Broadcast Management Group (BMG) continues its seven-year relationship with the Henderson Silver Knights with broadcast production services that bring the action to fans. From behind-the-scenes coordination to live game coverage, BMG supports the creative and technical production workflows that keep fans connected to the team throughout the season. With experience across sports, live events, and broadcast operations, BMG provides the technical expertise and production support needed to deliver engaging sports coverage from the arena to the audience.

Learn More About BMG’s Sports Production Capabilities →

Managed Services Update: Schwab Network Expands Live Market Coverage and Original Programming

Schwab Network had a busy month in October with two full days of live coverage from Schwab IMPACT 2026 in Boston. The network delivered interviews and market insights from the conference, including an exclusive sit-down between Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster and Nicole Petallides. Alongside its event coverage, Schwab Network continued to prioritize breaking market news, expanding coverage of major technology earnings and the October Federal Reserve rate decision on The Watch List and Market on Close.

The network also welcomed several high-profile guests to its original programming. Market Matters with Marley Kayden featured Schwab Chief Market Strategist Liz Ann Sonders, while Market Overtime featured Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor and bestselling author and financial educator Ramit Sethi. The Sethi interview marked Schwab Network’s first production from the NYSE Podcast Studio, creating new opportunities for long-form interviews and special programming.
Schwab Network further expanded its integration with major exchanges, adding NYSE and Nasdaq Opening Bell ceremonies to its daily programming.

Looking ahead, Schwab Network is preparing for several major market events, including Apple and NVIDIA earnings and coverage of the market’s reaction to the 2026 midterm elections. Planning is also underway for a special edition of Schwab Market Outlook previewing 2027, bringing together market experts to examine the trends, opportunities, and risks investors will be watching in the year ahead.

Latest Insights from the BMG Team

How Do We Transition From Traditional Outside Broadcast Trucks to REMI / Remote Production Without Sacrificing Quality?

Todd Mason, Chief Executive Officer

In his latest article, Todd Mason explains how broadcasters can transition from traditional outside broadcast (OB) trucks to REMI and remote production workflows without compromising broadcast quality, reliability, or redundancy. The article outlines key technical considerations, from signal flow and connectivity to communications, monitoring, and backup systems, offering a practical framework for building more flexible and scalable live production operations.

How to Evaluate Broadcast Technology Platforms for a Tier-1 Infrastructure Refresh

Dave Weiler, Senior Vice President – Sports Packaging & Consulting

Choosing the right broadcast technology requires more than comparing features. In this blog, Dave Weiler breaks down four key considerations for long-term reliability: workflow requirements, redundancy, ongoing monitoring and support, and documentation. This article explores how thoughtful planning helps broadcasters build resilient infrastructure that supports years of live operations.

Essential Considerations When Planning a Broadcast TV Studio Integration

Tawfiq Rahman, Vice President of System Design and Engineering

A successful broadcast studio requires more than cameras and a finished set. Tawfiq Rahman breaks down eight essential considerations for studio integration, from facility design and signal flow to lighting, graphics, cloud connectivity, and ongoing support. He explores how careful planning and technical coordination help organizations build studios designed for reliable, long-term operation.

Managed Service Spotlight: Rob Wiatrowski

Rob Wiatrowski joined BMG in 2018 as an Associate Producer and quickly advanced to Line Producer. He was promoted to Senior Producer in 2023 before stepping into his current role as Coordinating Producer earlier this year.

Rob has played an important role in launching new programming and refining existing formats across Schwab Network. He served as lead producer for the launches of Trading 360, Next Gen Investing, and Morning Movers, while contributing to the development and improvement of Market on Close and other live shows.

As one of the newsroom’s day-to-day leaders, Rob helps coordinate breaking news coverage, mentors and trains producers, and upholds production standards across the network’s daily programming. His experience, dependability, and ability to take on new challenges have made him a valued member of the Schwab Network team.

Intern Spotlight: Gabriella Matute

During her time at BMG so far, Gabriella Matute has contributed to a variety of projects and operational tasks, including researching rental spaces, coordinating equipment and supply purchases, and tracking orders and deliveries to keep projects organized and on schedule.

She has enjoyed gaining hands-on experience across different areas of business operations and project coordination. Through her internship, she has continued to strengthen her communication, organization, research, and problem-solving skills while learning how different teams and processes work together to support BMG’s projects.

BMG looks forward to seeing all that she continues to accomplish throughout her internship and is excited to see how she continues to grow as part of the team!

We’re Hiring

BMG continues to grow, and we’re actively hiring for full-time roles across Toronto, Washington, DC, Chicago, and New York.

Toronto Openings

Director, Enterprise Managed Services Sales (Sales)

U.S. Openings

Xpression Graphics Operator – NY
Junior Broadcast Engineer – Chicago
Broadcast Production Engineer – DC
Mobile Unit Sales and Operations Manager – DC
Producer/ Editor/ Graphics – DC
Vice President of Sports Production and Client Development – DC
Broadcast Systems Integrations Sales Engineer – DC
Digital Content Producer – DC
Director of Marketing – DC
Live Production Account Executive, Entertainment, News, Sports, and Enterprise Video – DC
Production Marketing Manager, Media Command™- DC
Director, Enterprise Managed Service Sales (Remote)

These roles support BMG’s continued expansion across live production, managed services, broadcast operations, and client development.

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Freelance Roles We’re Filling

BMG is actively seeking skilled freelance professionals to support our expanding project slate. We’re currently looking for experienced candidates in the following roles:

Technical Directors (Grass Valley Kayenne K Frame, Ross Acuity and Touch Drive) — DC / Toronto
A-1 Audio Mixers (Yamaha DM7-EX and CL-5, 5.1 experience) — DC / Las Vegas / New York / Toronto
Xpression Graphics Operators — DC, New York / Las Vegas / Toronto
EVS Replay Operators — DC / Toronto
Video Engineers (Grass Valley LDX-86 WorldCam) — DC
Broadcast System Installers
Engineers in Charge (EIC) — DC / Las Vegas / Toronto
Broadcast Design Engineers
Tech Managers — DC / Las Vegas / Toronto
Editor/DP — DC