Join Ursa Presern, Sports Editor, Reuters and Liz Eastham, Business Development Director, Reuters Imagen as they explore the future of sports content distribution and consumption. See how the innovative technologies and editorial strategies at Reuters and Imagen are transforming sports content de...

As Generation AI evolves, organizations are exploring how AI tools can create value and drive efficiency. While the potential is immense, the path to adoption is still unclear. This panel will examine the needs of sports production and broadcasting organizations, where and how Gen AI is being app...

A panel of industry experts from across Europe examine and discuss the big issues currently dividing and challenging the industry from production standards to skills shortages.

Speakers:
Maria Stanley, SailGP, Director of Production
Amanda Lawson, Hang Loose Media Group, Co-Founder
Claire Wilkie...

Wimbledon Broadcast Services and selected partners showcase current and future innovations for coverage of the tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis Club.

Speakers:
Paul Davies, AELTC, Associate Director, Broadcast, Production & Media Rights
Chris Clements, AELTC, Digital Products ...

A panel discusses personalization, engagement, gamification, immersion, interactivity, and other viewing experiences for live sports, sharing their opinions on where we are now, what works, and where the industry goes next.

Speakers:
Anders Raden-Rygaard, DF (Divisionsforeningen), Head of Commer...

We are now at a point where one set of live cameras can be made available in a cloud environment to almost limitless production teams. This means that rights holders around the globe can cut local versions instead of relying on a single World Feed. And the ability to spin off alternative broadcas...

Melissa Lawton, SailGP Chief Content Officer, discusses the broadcast and media innovation being deployed on coverage of the international sailing competition for high-performance F50 foiling catamarans, which will enter its fifth season in 2025.

Rebecca Jackson from Caretta Research is back to provide a forward-looking presentation that forecasts where European sports broadcasting and production will be in 12-18 months' time, highlighting the current trends and the direction of travel, and indicates what editorial, operations and technol...

Explore operational excellence, cutting-edge technology, and the dynamic business of live production.

Speakers:
Steve Purkess, Creative Technology, Head of Sport
James Rivers, Imagine Communications, Solutions Engineer

In a special case study, Glenn Broere, Eluvio, Head of UK & EMEA talks about how European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR) is leveraging the Eluvio Content Fabric.