Fox Sports Brings Cloud Production to the World Stage: A Tagboard Case Study
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Fox Sports produced 60 hours of live content for the 2022 World Cup with a production team that was separated by 8,000 miles. The results: their most watched digital content series ever with 88.4 million viewers, 2 Webby awards, and multiple Emmy nominations.
With the ever-growing content demands, Tagboard helped support the production with an efficient, cloud production workflow that dialed up audience participation and delivered the most globally connected World Cup coverage of all time. Discover the keys to a successful cloud tech stack and hear some of the wildest production moments from the World Cup.
Presenters:
Jonathan Berger, Fox Sports, Executive Director of Cross-Platform Production
Nathan Peterson, Tagboard, CEO
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