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title: Brave New Sport | Tomorrow's Sports Consumption
description: Has sport done enough to ensure fans are satisfied? Find out in our second panel of a series of deep dives into some of the topics raised in Brave New Sport.
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# Tomorrow’s sports consumption: How can a more immersive and tech-driven fan experience better serve sport?

 

This is the second in a series of deep dives around Brave New Sport and centres

on the key areas content providers need to focus on to remain relevant to fans

in the coming years and decades.

 

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## What to expect?

Has sport done enough to ensure fans are satisfied? What do rightsholders, broadcasters and content providers need to do to ensure they don’t become obsolete to the next generation sports fans? Is being more risk-averse when it comes to format types the way to maintain relevance and attention? What are the potential drivers when it comes to how fans will consume sport and who are the stakeholders that will have the biggest impact on sport in the next 10-20 years? This second panel hopes to offer insights from a broad range of experts.

- A brief look at the recent past whether sport has been doing enough to serve fans’ needs
- A look at the immediate future and pitfalls content providers need to avoid to ensure relevance for the next generation of sports fans
- A glimpse at the far-reaching future where we’ll discuss potential drivers of change in regard to how fans will consume sport

# Presenters

### Christiaan Page

Advisor - Olympic Games Technology & Energy, International Olympic Committee (IOC)

### Peer Seitz

Head of Infront Productions, Host Broadcast Services (HBS)

### Tom Bowers

Founder & Consultant, Hypothesis Media

### **Nick ****Winn**

Moderator

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