Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In an August 2025 Streaming Media article, Field to Feed columnist Matt Stagg writes that sports rightsowners and tech companies who want to play a meaningful role in live sports streaming’s future need to “get some skin in the game”—which is to say, prepare themselves to serve up streams in multiple “skins” that are flexible and adaptable to the tastes of next-gen viewers, rather than the one-size-fits-all uniformity of broadcasts past. Join this panel of sports streaming innovators to learn what’s possible and what’s practical when it comes to personalizing streams guaranteed to engage today’s demanding sports fans.
Moderator:
Matt Stagg, Sport, Media & Entertainment Technologist, MTech Sport
Speakers:
Pete Scott, CSO, Play Anywhere and Advisory to Hypermindz.ai, Skreens.com, Machina Sports, Food Fight, Ground Support Labs
Jon Giegengack, Principal, Hub Entertainment Research
Cathy Rasenberger, CoPresident, Sports Studio
In an August 2025 Streaming Media article, Field to Feed columnist Matt Stagg writes that sports rightsowners and tech companies who want to play a meaningful role in live sports streaming’s future need to “get some skin in the game”—which is to say, prepare themselves to serve up streams in multiple “skins” that are flexible and adaptable to the tastes of next-gen viewers, rather than the one-size-fits-all uniformity of broadcasts past. Join this panel of sports streaming innovators to learn what’s possible and what’s practical when it comes to personalizing streams guaranteed to engage today’s demanding sports fans.
Moderator:
Matt Stagg, Sport, Media & Entertainment Technologist, MTech Sport
Speakers:
Pete Scott, CSO, Play Anywhere and Advisory to Hypermindz.ai, Skreens.com, Machina Sports, Food Fight, Ground Support Labs
Jon Giegengack, Principal, Hub Entertainment Research
Cathy Rasenberger, CoPresident, Sports Studio
