IBC2022: In partnership with the EBU, this session is a technical masterclass from the architects of Public Service Media and Eurovision.
Moderator:
Antonio Arcidiacono, CTO - EBU - European Broadcasting Union
Panel:
Frédéric Brochard, CTIO - France Télévisions
Annsofi Eriksson, CIO - Swedish Radio
Michael Eberhard, CTO - ARD/SWR
Rebecca Matthews, Chief Digital & Information Officer - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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