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Greetings!

The Society of Television Engineers invites you to our upcoming presentation on Thursday, November 12th, 2026, at the Elks Lodge in Glendale.

Topic:

Evolving Broadcast: From Video Networks to Media Fabrics.

Overview:

Broadcast infrastructure continues to evolve, moving beyond traditional SDI systems toward IP networking, distributed architectures, and software-defined media workflows.

Using Riedel’s MediorNet as a practical example, this session explores how broadcast engineers can bridge existing infrastructure with new capabilities for flexible, scalable video routing and distribution.

We’ll examine the engineering tradeoffs of centralized and distributed systems, including bandwidth, latency, redundancy, and scalability. Finally, we’ll look ahead to emerging technologies such as Dynamic Media Facilities (DMF), Media Exchange Layer (MXL), and RDMA, and how they may shape the next generation of real-time media infrastructure.

Don’t miss this insightful presentation and the opportunity to network and exchange information in the media industry.

In-Person

Elks Lodge, Glendale, CA

6:00 pm Social Hour

7:00 pm Dinner

8:00 pm Presentation

Online

Zoom

7:30 pm Networking

8:00 pm Presentation

Presented By:

Rick Seegull, Rick Seegull, SVP of Technology and Business Development, at Riedel, leads the company’s technology and business strategy regarding video across the Americas.

He collaborates closely with customers, channel partners, and Riedel’s product management team to stay ahead of tech trends and guide Riedel Communications’ future direction.

With 25 years of experience, Rick has built startup divisions and managed product chains from concept and design to manufacturing, marketing, and sales. He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the Polytechnic University of New York.