Greg Wood

Greg Wood is the founding CEO of MASV Inc. His role at MASV provides him with a platform to advocate for remote work as a way to foster productive professional and family lives, as well as for waste reduction by ending the global shipment of video via hard drive. Greg has worked in software and the creator economy for more than 20 years, spanning a variety of worldwide product, marketing and communications roles. Read Greg's full bio.

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MASV Launches World-First 10Gbps Video Transfer Performance

MASV, the world’s fastest video transfer service, today got even faster, announcing that it has been optimized for next-generation 10Gbps internet.

Newsroom

Greg Wood

Jun 2, 2022

MASV Launches New Linux App For Large File Transfer in Media and Entertainment 

Today MASV, the Pay-As-You-Go large file transfer service, is excited to release a new Linux version of our large file transfer app, plus useful improvements to our powerful transfer apps for Mac, Windows and server environments.

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Greg Wood

Apr 19, 2021

File Size Limits of the Most Popular Cloud Storage Providers

Nothing puts a damper on finishing your project like hitting a storage or transfer ceiling. One minute you think you’re about to deliver final files to your client, and the next you’re staring at a warning message that your files are too large for your cloud storage or file transfer limit. Ouch. Cancel your plans – you’re gonna need a workaround. Fortunately, there’s a better way.

File Transfer

Greg Wood

Feb 24, 2021

MASV Delivers to Microsoft Azure Storage

Today, MASV is pleased to announce our latest integration with a major cloud provider: Microsoft Azure. That means you can now use MASV to transfer large files and any volume of video content directly to Azure’s highly available and scalable cloud storage, with all the speed, security and simplicity you’ve come to expect from MASV.

Newsroom

Greg Wood

Feb 22, 2021

How To Send Raw Files and Video Footage

As you know, video files are already huge and hard to deliver, but the file size of raw video footage straight from a camera is massive. Transferring raw files is a bottleneck for production schedules — which are often time-critical projects on tight budgets.

How To Guides

Greg Wood

Feb 15, 2019