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The Peering Forum 2024 was held on November 29 at the Hyatt Regency Petrovsky Park Congress center in Moscow. The event attracted over 1,000 attendees, including representatives from top telecom and media companies, government and business organizations, telecom operators, content providers, and other industry professionals.

The new episode of Telecom Kitchen is out. This time, our show traveled to St. Petersburg to attend MSK-IX’s traditional evening cocktail.

Registration is now open for the 2024 Peering Forum, Russia’s largest telecom event with a 19-year history, which unites telecommunications operators, cloud service providers, content providers, broadcasters, and commercial and government organisations from various sectors of the economy, as well as other participants in the network community.

Industry professionals took part in Pay TV Forum to discuss AI applications for the media. Grigory Kuzin, Medialogistika director, talked about practical ways to use AI.

MSK-IX’s Medialogistika 2.0 platform presented SRT receivers, its new solution for cable television operators, at the Baikal Conference of Telecom Operators. They are designed to enable operators to expand the range of services for their subscribers even in places where receiving television signals from satellite or via dedicated fiber-optic channels can be challenging.

The industry’s requests for data processing centers were one of the issues raised during the business part of the Cableman #NEFORMAT event. Grigory Kuzin, Director of the Medialogistika 2.0 project, describes what operators need to pay attention to in order to choose the right data center.

The InData Foundation for the Development of Network Technologies has published the third edition of a book by Andrei Robachevsky, The Internet from the Inside: Architecture of the Internet Ecosystem. The book has been updated and expanded.

On May 30, St. Petersburg hosted a landmark telecommunications industry event, Evening Cocktail with MSK-IX. The reunion, organized by MSK-IX, brought together more than 200 senior executives of local telecom operators, media companies, content providers, data centers and other IT and telecom businesses.

Director of the Medialogistika 2.0 project Grigory Kuzin took part in the Russian Communications Operators’ Conference 2024 (KROS-2024) with a presentation on new trends in the media market and ways operators can benefit from them to improve their bottom line.

At the ТТС & Sibeer-IX '24 conference, Project Director Grigory Kuzin of Medialogistika 2.0, spoke about the features and advantages of sending television signals over two independent networks for cable television operators.

On December 20, MSK-IX DNS Solutions Architect Dmitry Kovalenko spoke to MAI students on basic domain name resolution and paying special attention to DNS confidentiality issues.

On December 15, the awards ceremony for the winners of the 11th DOT Journalism annual competition for journalists and bloggers took place in Moscow. Pavel Khramtsov, project manager of the InData network technology development foundation, won the What’s Inside? category.