In 2021 we saw different leagues slowly starting coming back, we could see that operational teams located at different locations are able to share production resources for the successful delivery of live sports.
The session will focus on IP technology, cloud-based production, 5G and decentralised production, and we will find out more on whether remote production and cloud technology may lead to commercially viable sports broadcasting and coverage of more sports in future.
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