Conference Programme

Connecting in the Cloud: Shaping the Future of Live Broadcast promises to be a vibrant forum for debate and information exchange. View the full programme below: 

13:15 – 14:00 – Arrival and Networking 14:00 – 14:10 – Welcome 14:10 – 14:30 – Keynote 14:30 – 15:10: Demonstration: Hybrid to Cloud Next Generation Live Video Workflows 15:10 – 15:40: Break (30 mins) 15:40 – 16:00: M2A Customer Case Study 16:00 – 16:45: Technology Leaders Question Time 17:00 – 21:00: Drinks & Canapes at The Beechwood Sports Pub & Kitchen

Arrival and Networking

Registration will open at 1315. Please bring along a copy of your ID to gain entry.

Welcome

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Keynote

Hot on the heels of CES, Mark Harrison, CEO of The DPP will deliver his predictions for 2023, looking at what the shifting consumer landscape means for broadcasters and sports-rights owners.

Demonstration: Hybrid To Cloud Next Generation Live Video Workflows

Video Innovators, M2A Media, AWS, Videon, Singular.live, TAG Video Systems & Spalk demonstrate how broadcasters and sports-rights owners can augment traditional broadcast workflows with hybrid to cloud next generation technologies.

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Break

M2A Customer Case Study

Japan Rugby Football Union transitions to the Cloud with M2A Media 


Technology Leaders’ Question Time

Join our panellists for a topical debate on the theme of cloud for media and entertainment.

Kicking off the session with a discussion about ways to approach the transition to cloud in 2023, we will then open up the debate to offer a forum for information sharing, insights and concerns amoung industry leaders.

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Drinks & Canapes At The Beechwood Sports Pub & Kitchen

To conclude the afternoon M2A Media & AWS invite delegates to join them for informal drinks and canapes at The Beechwood Sports Pub & Kitchen, next door to the AWS London HQ on Principal Place.

REGISTER YOUR INTEREST

You can now register your interest for the New York edition of ‘Connecting in the Cloud: Shaping the Future of Live Broadcast’. Many thanks!