2024 is a pivotal 12 months for the sports broadcast industry, with a forecast global television audience of four billion for the Paris Olympics alone. Our session will showcase and champion the technology that was used, lessons learned, what they mean for the future of sports broadcasting and how businesses can innovate to set themselves apart from the competition and capitalise on the endless opportunities while boosting their bottom line
Ken Kerschbaumer, Editorial Director - SVG Europe
Israel Esteban, CTO - BEIN Media
James D Miles, Senior Director, Live Event Workflows - NBC Sports & Olympics
Mario Reis, Director - Olympic Broadcasting Services
Watch the full session: Olympics 2024: Technology to broadcast beyond expectations
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