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Julie Souza, Head of Sports Global, Professional Services - Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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Ian Cockett, Chief Technical Officer - Warner Bros. Discovery
Live cloud production with TNT Sports
IBC2023: In this session, hear how Warner Bros. Discovery Sports has been migrating their media workflows to gain operational flexibility, have the opportunity to present more data-led stories, and continue to drive deeper audience engagement for TNT Sports.
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