The Current State of Live Transmission: IP, Satellite, and Hybrid Workflows
SVG TranSPORT Conference 2025
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44m
As demand for live sports coverage grows, transmission strategies are evolving rapidly to address reliability, latency, scalability, and cost. Leading sports broadcasters explore the latest developments in IP-based transport, the continuing role of satellite, and hybrid models combining the best of both. From global event coverage to REMI production, learn how organizations are future-proofing their transmission infrastructure to meet the needs of today — and tomorrow.
Panelists:
Brad Cheney, Fox Sports, VP, Field Operations and Engineering
Ken Fuller, Paramount/CBS, VP, Distribution and Technology
Ian Kuchta, NBC Sports Group, VP, BOC and Transmission Operations
Julie Morrison, Warner Bros. Discovery, Manager, Content Transmissions – Technology & Operations
Paul Spinelli, Sinclair Broadcasting Group, AVP, Corporate Engineering
Adam Whitlock, ESPN, Senior Director, Remote Traffic Operations; SVG TranSPORT Committee Chair
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