How next-gen digital sports content is changing the game at Create London

YouTube head of UK sports Jonny Keogh is set to lead a conversation with Jordan Schwarzenberger, manager of The Sidemen and co-founder of Arcade Media, and After Party Studios MD Joshua Barnett on the vast opportunities available across digital sports content at Create London on April 30.

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The session, titled How sport is setting the pace in next-gen digital content creation, will also see Cameron Sims, Sky Sports social lead at Sky UK, and Katie Matthews, sport partnerships director at Little Dot Studios, explore engaging and reaching huge fan audiences.

Wider sessions will deliver the insights needed to succeed in the creator economy, by taking content directly to market without the need for a commission.

Top creators and industry leaders will explore how to produce content more efficiently using AI, build innovative partnerships with brands and platforms, and collaborate with creators across podcasting, journalism, factual, gaming, premium longform content and more.

Speaking as part of How sport is setting the pace in next-gen digital content creation:

They join previously announced speakers:

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