Media & Entertainment Customer Stories
How media & entertainment teams run mission-critical file workflows on Files.com.
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Media & Entertainment
Bloomberg Replaced Its Photo Desk’s FTP Server With Files.com Without Pausing Production or Changing Its Publishing Pipeline
The global photo desk moved photographers individually onto a managed inbound perimeter while its cameras, internal servers and downstream publishing systems kept working as before.
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Media & Entertainment
One DNS Change Let Urban One Retire Four FTP Servers Without Reconfiguring 60+ Affiliates
By rebuilding the file layer in parallel on Files.com, Urban One kept affiliate connections unchanged while ending the infrastructure work its broadcast engineers had handled themselves.
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Media & Entertainment
Gray Media Replaced GoAnywhere With Files.com—and Three People Govern File Transfer Across 130-Plus TV Stations
Scoped administration moved account support to station IT without giving local teams site-wide control.
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Media & Entertainment
How Storytel Consolidated Departmental FTP Servers Into One Company-Wide Files.com Service
The shared service had to support temporary access, persistent system exchanges, automated delivery, and the fixed-network requirements of outside partners.
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Media & Entertainment
LinkUp Built Its Data Delivery Product on Files.com and Retired Its Self-Run FTP Server
Files.com gave LinkUp one branded, API-driven layer for serving more than 28 TB of labor-market data through the protocols each institutional client could support.
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Media & Entertainment
InCrowd Replaced Its SFTP Server with Files.com—and Ended Weekly Incidents
One governed cloud service replaced InCrowd’s fragmented exchange paths, so its file infrastructure needed no new physical home when the company left its data centre.
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