"Oblako" company, developer of the Wi-Fly entertainment multimedia system, participated in the Moscow Industrial Media Forum, held on November 11–13, 2026, at the NTV Technopark. At the event, the company held negotiations on cooperation for placing content from well-known TV channels, including NTV, in the onboard entertainment system.
The central theme of MIMF-2026 was "Cultural Code. Media Perspective." The forum program covered content production and distribution, the development of domestic media technologies, and new ways of interacting with viewers. NTV television company acted as co-organizer of the event.
The exhibition part presented various directions of the television market. Stands of "Red Media," "Signal Media," and "Media Telecom" were present, and TV channels "Dom Kino" and "Poyekhali!" were represented. Children's content occupied a special place: at the "Media Telecom" exposition, one could see brands such as STS Kids, "Siniy Traktor," "Detskiy," and others. Such diversity reflects the possibilities of forming an onboard library for passengers of different ages and with different interests.
For "Oblako," the forum became a platform for discussing cooperation with the television industry. Placing TV content in Wi-Fly can supplement the catalog available to passengers and provide rights holders with an additional channel for distributing their projects.
Wi-Fly provides access to a multimedia library via a local Wi-Fi network. Passengers watch materials on their own smartphones and tablets, and content is stored on an onboard server. No internet connection is required for viewing, so the system is available even on route sections without external communication. The company's solutions are designed for aviation, railway, bus, and water transport.