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LETTER FROM THE COMMITTEE CHAIR Dear TranSPORT Attendee, It’s my pleasure to welcome you to the 2017 SVG TranSPORT conference.

MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY CENTER, NYC • OCTOBER 17, 2017

ADVISORY COMMITTEE Committee Chair: KEITH GOLDBERG Fox Networks Group, VP, Global Operations and Transmission Services Committee Members: DAVID CHILSON CBS, Associate Director of Broadcast Distribution Services

CHRIS CONNOLLY NBC Sports Group, Senior Director, Transmission Engineering and Operations PHILIP GOSWITZ AT&T Entertainment Group, SVP Video, Space and Communications

Your participation today to discuss the many emerging areas of our business is testament to the relevance and power of our collective efforts.

With the breakneck speed at which our entire ecosystem is evolving — how we acquire and produce content, how we distribute it and to whom — events like TranSPORT are more important than ever, bringing industry expertise and experience together in a collaboration that shapes the future of the business.

At the end of the day, our individual goals are all the same: we strive to find operational efficiencies, reduce costs, and leverage innovation and technology while maintaining the highest levels of quality.

Recent advances have been numerous. IP increasingly plays a role in productions, not just for OTT delivery but for linear as well. Cloud playout, UHD, HEVC, 4K, and the opportunities these developments offer also introduce increased complexity, perhaps even some confusion and uncertainty when it comes to maintaining the highest standards and bullet-proof delivery. As an industry, we must continue to leverage and share our knowledge base with each other — even though most of us are learning as we go.

PAUL SPINELLI Sinclair Broadcasting Group, Director of Engineering

There are also many new partners in our expanding network, especially around OTT-platform support, with varying degrees of knowledge and skill sets. At times, we find ourselves playing the role of teacher, trying to educate the industry’s next generation to ensure that we maintain the QOS and operating efficiencies so critical in supporting live broadcast.

EMORY STRILKAUSKAS ESPN, Principal Engineer, Transport Technologies and Special Projects

It can feel at times like the Wild West. So, as we talk through the promise of the technology and opportunities, let’s ensure that we collaborate and drive consistency in support of this new landscape.

It’s a challenging but an exciting time for us, and I’m very proud to chair the TranSPORT committee. Frankly, I’m humbled by the amazing turnout and wide industry cross-section represented today. I look forward to the engaging dialog across the many timely panels on our agenda. We have a lot to talk about!

Sincerely, Keith Goldberg Committee Chair SVG TranSPORT

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1:45 – 2:00 p.m Speaker: Larissa Goerner, Net Insight TV 2 Denmark Case Study: Increasing Live-Sports-Production Efficiency Through At-Home Production

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AGENDA

SUMMIT 17, 2017 MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY CENTER, AN NYC • OCTOBER

#SVGTRANSPORT 10:30 a.m. REGISTRATION 11:00 – 11:15 a.m.

WELCOMING REMARKS

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11:15 a.m. – Noon THE STATE OF TRANSPORT: Inside the Numbers For the third consecutive year, SVG polled several major sports and media organizations on how live sports productions are being backhauled from the field and delivered to fans. Transmission-focused execs from major sports broadcasters weigh in on what this year-over-year data means for the industry and how they expect it to change in the future, along with top-of-mind issues like security, budgets, and next-gen technology.

MODERATOR: Jason Dachman, SVG, Chief Editor and TranSPORT Program Director PANELISTS: David Chilson, CBS, Associate Director, Broadcast Distribution Services Chris Connolly, NBC Sports Group, Senior Director, Transmission Engineering and Operations Keith Goldberg, Fox Networks Group, VP, Global Operations and Transmission Services, and 2017 TranSPORT Committee Chair Paul Spinelli, Sinclair Broadcasting Group, Director, Engineering Adam Whitlock, ESPN, Associate Director, Remote Traffic Operations

Noon – 1:00 p.m.

NETWORKING LUNCH

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1:00 – 1:45 p.m.

SPONSORED BY HOW IS AT-HOME PRODUCTION IMPACTING THE TRANSMISSION SECTOR? In recent years, the at-home model has transformed the way lower-tier sports events are produced and backhauled and also provided top-tier events with access to content and tools at the broadcast center — all while reducing costly onsite resources. However, standards and best practices for the model have yet to be agreed on. Experts discuss the latest advances in this Wild West sector.

MODERATOR: Chris Connolly, NBC Sports Group, Senior Director, Transmission Engineering and Operations PANELISTS: Scott Beers, The Switch, CEO Lionel Bentolila, Aldea Solutions, CEO Kevin Callahan, Fox Sports, VP, Field Operations and Engineering Wes Goldstein, Big Ten Network/Fox Sports, Director, Engineering Michael Harabin, Pac-12 Networks, VP, Production Operations and Technology

1:45 – 2:00 p.m.

SPONSORED BY CASE STUDY: How TV 2 Denmark Increased Live–Sports-Production Efficiency Through At-Home Production At-home production enables TV 2 Denmark to use fewer resources to broadcast more live sports programs, including handball matches five days a week. This presentation will explore what it has accomplished and how.

PRESENTER: Larissa Görner, Net Insight, Strategic Product Manager

2:00 – 2:45 p.m.

SPONSORED BY THE EXPLOSION OF IP CONTRIBUTION: Is It Ready for Primetime?

Thanks to IP delivery, sports-content providers are finding efficient and

cost-effective new ways to backhaul live productions. In addition, the need for fat data pipes onsite at remote productions has pushed IP even further to the forefront. However, it’s important that vendors help broadcasters bridge the gap from old to new when transitioning facilities and workflows to IP. How will IP transmission evolve in the coming years? What challenges lie ahead?

MODERATOR: Karen Hogan Ketchum, SVG, Senior Editor PANELISTS: Mike Bany, Fox Sports, Principal Technologist, Business Strategy and Planning Andre Carrington, Level 3 Communications, Senior Solutions Engineer, Strategic Content Division Rob Cerbone, Intelsat, VP/GM, Media Susanna Mandel-Mantello, MX1, VP, Global OU, Sports, and Events Jonathan Solomon, Aspera, an IBM Company, Senior Sales and Systems Engineer

2:45 – 3:15 p.m.

NETWORKING BREAK

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3:15 – 4:00 p.m. HDR, 4K, AND ATSC 3.0: Where Are We? Delivery of live 4K UHD sports productions to the home has become a weekly occurrence in the U.S., Canada, and the UK. Meanwhile, live HDR (in both 4K and 1080p) production is ramping up rapidly, creating new transmission challenges for broadcasters. Industry leaders address what to expect on the 4K and HDR front, including the potential impact of ATSC 3.0, in the coming months and the greatest hurdles left to clear.

MODERATOR: Ken Kerschbaumer, SVG, Executive Director, Editorial PANELISTS: Winston Caldwell, Fox Networks Group, VP, Spectrum and Advanced Engineering Charles Hasek, Layer3 TV, SVP, Video and Infrastructure Technology A.J. Hilchey, MLB Network, Director, Broadcast Systems Sassan Pejhan, AT&T Entertainment Group, Assistant VP

4:00 – 4:15 p.m.

CASE STUDY: New Technologies for Internet-Based Remote Production

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Video experts from Azzurro and Haivision discuss how new technologies are helping sports broadcasters save costs with internet-based remote production. Hear how Azzurro’s portable transmission systems and flyaway kits, powered by Haivision video-streaming technology, provide liveremote-studio capabilities that enable major broadcasters to get talent and live content on the air.

PRESENTERS: Ghislain Collette, Haivision, VP, Product Management, Streaming Dave Lanton, Azzurro, Director of Technology Mark Lowden, Azzurro, EVP, Sales

4:15 – 5:00 p.m.

SPONSORED BY LOW-COST TRANSMISSION TOOLS: Bonded Cellular, Public-Internet Delivery, the Cloud, and More The use of bonded-cellular and public-internet-based solutions as low-cost tools to backhaul and deliver live feeds from lower-tier sports events has exploded over the past half decade. How are tools like these changing the industry, and how can you integrate them into your operation without sacrificing quality?

MODERATOR: Brandon Costa, SVG, Director of Digital PANELISTS: Ghislain Collette, Haivision, VP, Product Management, Streaming Ken Dillard, TVU Networks, VP of Sales, North America Imry Halevi, Harvard University, Director of Multimedia and Production, Department of Athletics Rick Phelps, Deluxe, SVP, Broadcast Sales Mike Savello, LiveU, VP, Sales

5:00 – 6:00 p.m.

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2017 TranSPORT Committee Chair KEITH GOLDBERG, Fox Networks Group, VP, Global Operations and Transmission Services

Goldberg is responsible for managing all contribution and distribution transmission for Fox Networks Group. The Engineering and Operations Division supports the entire Fox Network and cable groups, Fox Entertainment, Fox Sports, Fox International Channels, and the regional sports networks — entities that produce and distribute thousands of events annually for both traditional linear and OTT distribution. His focus is on supporting operational efficiencies and incorporating the latest technological advances beyond traditional platforms.

SPEAKERS MIKE BANY, Fox Sports, Principal Technologist, Business Strategy and Planning Bany oversees architecture and support of the Fox Regional Sports contribution network, which comprises 20 Fox locations and 80 professional sports venues. He is also involved in architecture and design of the Fox network-monitoring and other broadcast systems. He has contributed to chaired various Video Services Forum activity groups, including Studio Video over IP, Test and Measurement, SMPTE 2022 over SONET/SDH, Hitless SMPTE 2022, COP3VBR, HBRAV-IP, QoE, and the SMPTE/EBU/ VSF Joint Task Force on Networked Media.

SCOTT BEERS, The Switch, CEO Beers began his 35-year career in television broadcasting in systems integration.

In 1991, he co-founded The Switch to provide cost-effective, customer-controlled television- and audio-signal-routing services to the broadcast industry. The Switch provides advanced video-switching services from 53 locations across the U.S., Canada, the UK, France, Singapore, Switzerland, Australia, and New Zealand. Its customers include domestic and international television networks, common carriers, broadcast stations, and producers and distributors of sports, entertainment, news, financial, and publicservice television programming.

LIONEL BENTOLILA, Aldea Solutions, CEO Bentolila, a founder of Aldea Solutions, has been its CEO since 2001. Aldea provides high-quality video services and solutions for the television and media industries. Previously, he held senior management positions in sales, marketing, and engineering at ABL Canada, a provider of broadcast-video–compression and networking equipment WINSTON CALDWELL, Fox Networks Group, VP, Spectrum and Advanced Engineering Caldwell, a professional engineer licensed in California, has more than 20 years of electrical-engineering experience, specializing in RF propagation, wireless communications, and antenna design. He has been involved with evaluation and development of new broadcasting opportunities, such as mobile TV and singlefrequency networks. His broadcast-antenna designs are currently in service at several of the Fox owned-and-operated TV stations. Caldwell’s expertise has been used in regulatory matters for determination of compatibility requirements between the established broadcasting services and the likes of TV band, ultra wideband, power-line transmission, and IMT-advanced devices.

KEVIN CALLAHAN, Fox Sports, VP, Field Operations and Engineering Callahan oversees Fox’s World Cup operations and engineering, as well as operations for Fox’s entire soccer portfolio. In this role, he is tasked with providing coverage of events large and small, both onsite and from the studio. He joined Fox Sports Media Group in summer 2013 to oversee technical planning and development/deployment of new technology. For the previous seven years, he was engineer in charge for Game Creek’s Fox trucks.

ANDRE CARRINGTON, Level 3 Communications, Senior Solutions Engineer, Strategic Content Division Carrington is responsible for designing custom, complex media solutions for the largest names in broadcasting, sports, and media entertainment. He has been supporting this customer base for more than 12 years and has a robust technical background that encompasses traditional video transport, CDN, IP, security, DWDM, and Ethernet. Carrington has been instrumental in tailoring Level 3’s service portfolio for various use cases, including design of new OTT video-acquisition networks, multicastenabled VPNs supporting live-video backhaul, and private high-capacity long-haul DWDM networks.

ROB CERBONE, Intelsat, VP/GM, Media Leading Intelsat’s Media Services business, Cerbone is responsible for development of the company’s linear– and non-linear–media strategy, product development, and execution of its media initiatives worldwide. He has more than 22 years of experience in the telecommunications industry. Prior to joining Intelsat in 2017, he worked for Time Warner Cable, holding a number of senior leadership positions over 10 years, most recently VP/GM, wireless products.

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SPEAKER BIOS DAVID CHILSON, CBS, Associate Director, Broadcast Distribution Services Chilson oversees the CBS Transmission Center and CBS’s Affiliate Engineering.

At the network, he has been central to development, design, and operation of global contribution-video networks. He provides both engineering solutions and operations management for facilities that transport feeds into and out of the New York Broadcast Center. In addition, he manages development and sustaining engineering for the network’s satellite distribution systems and technical support for affiliates. Previously, Chilson was with ABC-TV for 14 years.

GHISLAIN COLLETTE, Haivision, VP, Product Management, Streaming Collette has more than 18 years of experience in video networking, working in broadcast, cable distribution, and streaming. Prior to Haivision, he served as a project engineer at Videotron, designing and coordinating deployment of multimillion-dollar projects. He also worked at Miranda Technologies/Miranda Media Networks, serving as product manager of transport and multimedia products.

CHRIS CONNOLLY, NBC Sports Group, Senior Director, Transmission Engineering and Operations Connolly currently oversees all transmission and engineering operations for NBC Sports Group and is based out of its state-of-the-art broadcast center in Stamford, CT. Prior to his current role at NBC Sports Group, Connolly served various roles at DirecTV Sports Networks, including director of broadcast engineering, chief engineer for Root Sports Rocky Mountain (formerly FSN Rocky Mountain), and chief architect.

BRANDON COSTA, SVG, Director of Digital Costa covers the sports-video-production industry, with a focus on live streaming, OTT, social media, and other digital-distribution technologies and platforms.

He also directs SVG’s internal digital strategies, launching its video outfit, SVG On Demand; designing and overseeing its mobile application, SVG Mobile; and serving as executive producer and host of The SVG Podcast. Costa also serves as program director of both the SVG College Sports Summit and the SVG Digital Summit.

JASON DACHMAN, SVG, Chief Editor and TranSPORT Program Director Dachman oversees all aspects of SVG’s North American editorial operations, including the daily SVG Insider newsletter and SVG’s annual print publications. A member of the SVG team since 2009, he also serves as program director for the RSN Summit, Sports Content Management & Storage (SCMS) Forum, Sports Graphics Forum, and TranSPORT event.

KEN DILLARD, TVU Networks, VP of Sales, North America Dillard is a veteran of the broadcast industry with 30 years of experience in engineering and sales in radio and television. He has a deep understanding of news content acquisition and distribution workflows with 15 years of expertise. Prior to joining TVU Networks, Dillard has held sales roles at a number of broadcast organizations including Statmon Technologies, Harris Broadcast (now Imagine Communications), Avid, and Dejero.

WES GOLDSTEIN, Big Ten Network/Fox Sports, Director, Engineering Goldstein oversees all broadcast-technical and broadcast-systems groups for BTN’s event and studio productions at the Chicago facility and across the Big Ten’s 14 universities. Since he joined BTN in 2014, he and his team have successfully planned and executed many initiatives centered on at-home productions, including construction of five production vans, addition of two control rooms, migration to an H.264 encoding platform allowing the network to produce larger events like football and track and field as an at-home production, and the Chicago engineering of some of the largest events ever produced with the at-home model.

LARISSA GÖRNER, Net Insight, Strategic Product Manager In broadcasting since 2001, Görner started her career as an R&D engineer at IRT, the R&D institute of the public broadcasters in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, later taking on the role of GM, marketing and sales. In 2014, she joined Net Insight AB in roles ranging from sales to remote production. Since 2016, she has worked as strategic product manager with a major focus on remote-production, IP-based, and cloud solutions. Besides engineering, she has worked in live production and operations for more than 16 years at national and international sport productions and events.

IMRY HALEVI, Harvard University, Director of Multimedia and Production, Department of Athletics Halevi manages Harvard Athletics’ multimedia team and leads all department-wide multimedia and production initiatives. He has completely reorganized videoboard productions and live game streaming for the Crimson, bringing these efforts inhouse and expanding their scope and reach. With the addition of newly streamed sports, completion of a new central control room, and construction of an NCAA-leading fully automated streaming infrastructure for tennis and squash meets, Halevi was able to double online viewership and triple subscription revenue for Harvard broadcasts within his first year.

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THE STATE OF THE GAME DECEMBER 11-12, 2017 • NEW YORK HILTON It’s the event of the year for everyone in sports video. And this year’s program will explore the new ways that operations, production, and digital work together to enrich the sports fan experience

Featuring These Special “State of the Game” Sessions

AGENDA Monday, Dec 11 • SVG Digital Summit •W omen’s Sports Media Initiative • I P Remote Production Workshop • DTV Audio Workshop •C loud Workshop: Production & MAM Workflows •V enue Production Workshop •S ports Content Management & Storage (SCMS) Workshop •G eneral Sessions: Remote Production Tech • NewsTECH Forum • Technology Exhibits

Tuesday, Dec 12

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If you are interested in attending, please contact Carrie Bowden at carrie@sportsvideo.org.

•G eneral Sessions: State of the Game • NewsTECH Forum • 1 1th Annual Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame Ceremony • Technology Exhibits

For sponsorship opportunities, contact Rob Payne, rob@sportsvideo.org or Andrew Gabel, agabel@sportsvideo.org

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MICHAEL HARABIN, Pac-12 Networks, VP, Production Operations and Technology Harabin oversees all remote and studio production activities, including development of operational and technological strategies and solutions to support production of Pac-12’s 850 live sports events and 220 studio shows. He also leads planning, support, and administration of remote and studio productions and provides consultative support to other Pac-12 Enterprises departments in development of their products.

KAREN HOGAN KETCHUM, SVG, Senior Editor Hogan Ketchum manages SVG’s print publications, including the semiannual SportsTech Journal, the annual Mobile Sports Production Yearbook, and all event print programs. She drives the company’s Venue Initiative, writing about the sports-venue–production industry and coordinating the agenda for the annual Sports Venue Production Summit and Venue Production Seminars. In addition, she is director of SVG’s Women’s Sports Media Initiative.

CHARLES HASEK, Layer3 TV, SVP, Video and Infrastructure Technology Hasek is responsible for leading the innovation group for development of video systems, network, systems, and infrastructure for the next-generation IP video platform. The team is focused on advancing and developing the latest IP video, network, and data-center technologies, such as content-delivery networks, video encoding and compression, content/network security, dynamic ad insertion, IP-network technologies, virtualized compute platforms, and other cutting-edge technologies to deliver an unparalleled video experience.

DAVE LANTON, Azzurro, Director of Technology Lanton is responsible for the architecture and continuous improvement of Azzurro’s customer-facing technology solutions. He previously served as a technical manager for NBC’s Today show and, before that, worked as a technical manager for several other major broadcast-news entities, including CBS Newspath and MSNBC. Lanton has extensive experience in live multicamera remote production and studio production.

A.J. HILCHEY, MLB Network, Director, Broadcast Systems Hilchey has been moving video and audio from one point to another since 2003. In his current role, he runs the department responsible for the engineering behind master control, network origination/uplink, and disaster recovery, as well as inbound and outbound signals to and from the network’s studio facility. He also designs and executes transmission plans for all MLB Network, MLB International, and NHL Network “jewel”-event live coverage.

KEN KERSCHBAUMER, SVG, Executive Director, Editorial Kerschbaumer, a co-founder of SVG with Paul Gallo and Marty Porter in 2005, has been writing about how sports networks and leagues use video and audio technology to deliver a quality TV experience since 1991. He began his career in 1991 at Television Broadcast magazine before joining Cahners, where he was founding editor of Digital Broadcasting magazine. In 2000, he joined Broadcasting & Cable magazine as senior editor of technology, covering all aspects of broadcasting, cable, and internet content creation and distribution.

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MARK LOWDEN, Azzurro, EVP, Sales Lowden leads all sales and marketing efforts for Azzurro HD. His career has mixed sales– and technical-operations–management responsibilities for more than 25 years. Prior to joining Azzurro HD as part of its startup team, he served as VP, broadcast services, at Media 3, which provides live shots for sports and financial-industry clients, and as VP, East Coast broadcast services, for Ascent Media Network Services, where he was responsible for development of new customers and meeting the expanding needs of current customers.

SASSAN PEJHAN, AT&T Entertainment Group, Assistant VP Pejhan has been actively involved in digital-video processing and IP networks for 25 years. His experience includes academic and industrial research, commercial-product design and development, developing and evaluating intellectual property, and advising senior management on technology strategies and product roadmaps. He currently leads the Advanced Video development team at AT&T’s Entertainment Group. His team is responsible for evaluation and development of new audio/video technologies and their integration into the DirecTV service offerings.

RICK PHELPS, Deluxe, SVP, Broadcast Sales Phelps joined Deluxe in 2017 to enable broadcasters to more simply capture opportunities in the evolving and complex television and OTT global market. Whether it’s Deluxe’s affiliate syndication and delivery services, localization, live events, or full end-to-end IP-based platform, Phelps helps customers from content acquisition through delivery to platforms and end consumers. Prior to Deluxe, Phelps was head of sales for Amagi, where he built the global sales and presales team, working with such clients as AMC Networks, IMG, Viceland, Turner, and Scripps International.

MIKE SAVELLO, LiveU, VP, Sales As a digital-media veteran with more than 25 years of experience in video and graphics technologies, broadcasting, production, and postproduction, Savello has vast expertise on how technology is applied to different markets and applications.

Previously, he was senior business development director at Google, where he was responsible for promoting core video technology through open-source initiatives.

JONATHAN SOLOMON, Aspera, an IBM Company, Senior Sales and Systems Engineer Solomon joined Aspera in 2014, bringing more than 20 years of system-design, administration, and project-management experience in media and entertainment. His vast experience in broadcast and IP allows him to routinely bridge the two worlds. Career highlights include architecting the WWE OTT Network, dark-fiber–network design, and project design and management for several multimillion-dollar broadcast facilities.

PAUL SPINELLI, Sinclair Broadcasting Group, Director, Engineering In his current role since 2014, Spinelli previously served as engineering manager of Sinclair Television Group’s corporate facilities, having held various operations and engineering positions with Sinclair Broadcasting Group for 12 years. Before joining Sinclair, he worked at WBOC, PSAV, and QVC. ADAM WHITLOCK, ESPN, Associate Director, Remote Traffic Operations Whitlock oversees daily operation of ESPN’s Remote Traffic department, which is responsible for acquisition of all live event contribution transmissions for ESPN linear and digital networks, both domestic and international.

Since joining ESPN in 2001, he has provided transmission planning and onsite support to a variety of remote event productions, including the Super Bowl, World Cup, World Series, X Games, NBA Finals, and Monday Night Football.

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