Jason Dachman is the Editorial Director, U.S. at Sports Video Group (SVG). He oversees all aspects of SVG's North American editorial operations, focusing on sports broadcasting, the sports-video-production industry, and media publishing. Dachman is featured in SVG Europe and Sports Video Group, and he has extensive experience in journalism and sports media.
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Jason Dachman's articles primarily focus on sports and live event production. His coverage includes event-specific pieces, press releases, and private sector announcements related to the sports media industry.
Given his extensive focus on sports broadcasting and live event production, Jason would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into technological innovations in these areas, behind-the-scenes stories from major sporting events or developments within regional sports networks. This could include interviews with key figures involved in the technical or operational side of large-scale sports events.
If you have expertise or access to information related to innovative technologies used in live sports production, changes within regional sports networks, or unique aspects of specific major sporting events, these would likely be strong angles for pitching to Jason.
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By: Jason Dachman
At PBR Teams Series: Maverick Days at UBS Arena in Belmont Park, NY, PBR Executive Producer Jason Jacquette took a few minutes with SVG to discuss how his team builds a telecast around eight seconds of action and the reset time between rides, and how it balances the sport’s danger with its storytelling.
By: Jason Dachman
The Miami HEAT have announced a television broadcast partnership with My15 WTCN in West Palm Beach for the 2026-27 season. The agreement began Friday, Oct. 16, when the HEAT played the Magic in Orlando. WTCN will broadcast between 67 and 69 games, pending the NBA Cup schedule, on free, over-the-air television in Palm Beach County.
By: Jason Dachman
PSSI Global Services has promoted Tracy Michaels to Vice President of Engineering, a newly created position. Michaels has been a member of PSSI’s engineering team for nearly 20 years. The promotion comes as the company broadens its service offerings in transmission and networking solutions.
By: Jason Dachman
Network carries Games 2-3 and 5-7 (if necessary) on USA Network, beginning tonight at Chase Center
By: Jason Dachman
The Atlanta Hawks have inked a deal to make Amazon Prime Video the new streaming home of the Atlanta Hawks for the 2026-27 season, making all local games (non-national exclusive broadcasts) available to stream for in-market fans with a Prime membership, with no additional subscription required. The Hawks’ regional television territory covers a five-state footprint including Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Mississippi.
By: Jason Dachman
NBA on ESPN 2026-27: Network Tips Off 25th Season With Native-HDR Fleet, At-Home Replay Tests
By: Jason Dachman
Emmy-winning Culver City studio, bicoastal Game Creek Video mobile units return as Prime expands slate to more than 100 games and adds first exclusive Eastern Conference Finals
By: Jason Dachman
How does NBC Sports manage transmission operations for the Super Bowl, Winter Olympics, and NBA All-Star Game all in the same month?
By: Jason Dachman
Satellite, bonded cellular, and IP- and cloud-based solutions. Those are three of the many ways that the sports-video-production industry are transporting valuable assets and resources to compile the final, televised product. Year after year, these methods change and adapt to the current challenges that this community is facing, and as workflows like 4K and HDR become more complex and remote productions become more of the standard, both end-users and vendors are coming together to create fresh ideas for live sports transmission.
By: Jason Dachman
The 122 nd World Series may be in danger of being a sweep after Game 4 tonight, but regardless of how long the series runs, MLB Network is providing fans with no shortage of Fall Classic programming. With up to 13 hours of programming on game days, from MLB Central at noon ET through MLB Tonight postgame, coverage can run past 1 a.m. ET and the network is also producing the world feed distributed to MLB rightsholders around the globe. And, for the first time at the World Series, the league is streaming batting practice live on MLB’s YouTube channel.
