Tuesday, Oct 7
Track A: Tech Jackpot: Winning the Streaming Innovation Game
The Technology track at Streaming Media 2025 explores the cutting-edge technologies shaping the next evolution of streaming, from AI-driven content curation to live interactive experiences. Discussions highlight personalization, workflow automation, and emerging technologies like AR and AI-powered localization.
Streaming platforms are rapidly adopting AI, AR, and automation to redefine how content is created, discovered, and monetized. This track provides insights for technology leaders, engineers, and product teams navigating this transformation.
The audience for this track includes:
- • Tech innovators and engineers working on AI, AR, and personalization tools
- • Media product leads and developers implementing next-gen streaming infrastructure
- • Content platform architects optimizing engagement and workflow automation
A101. AI-Powered Subbing, Dubbing, and Localization
Tuesday, October 7: 1:00 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Content owners and media tech experts discuss the challenges and cost efficiencies of scaling global content with voice cloning, AI-generated subtitles, and automation.
Nick Manoochehri, AI GTM - Media & Entertainment, Google
A102. Security and Trust in the AI Era: C2PA, DRM, and Content Authenticity
Tuesday, October 7: 2:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Securing digital and streaming content and tracking and determining content provenance are quickly converging in the age of GenAI. This panel explores how streaming platforms can ensure content protection and authenticity.
A103. AI and Live Streaming: Automation and Analytics
Tuesday, October 7: 3:15 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
AI and machine learning are enabling new efficiencies in streaming workflows and taking live stream monitoring to new levels for those who know how to leverage them. Join this panel to see the cutting edge of real-time production workflows, automation, and predictive analytics.
Magnus Svensson, Media Solution Specialist, Eyevinn Technology
Corey Smith, Deputy General Manager, CSG, TATA Communications
A104. Cloud vs. On-Prem vs. Hybrid Workflows: What’s Next?
Tuesday, October 7: 4:15 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Optimizing infrastructure for cost efficiency and scalability are critical for live streams at scale. This panel examines how to manage CapEx and OpEx for cloud and hybrid streaming migration and what it might cost you in 2026 not to move more of your operations to the cloud.
Corey Smith, Deputy General Manager, CSG, TATA Communications
Wednesday, Oct 8
Track A: Tech Jackpot: Winning the Streaming Innovation Game
The Technology track at Streaming Media 2025 explores the cutting-edge technologies shaping the next evolution of streaming, from AI-driven content curation to live interactive experiences. Discussions highlight personalization, workflow automation, and emerging technologies like AR and AI-powered localization.
Streaming platforms are rapidly adopting AI, AR, and automation to redefine how content is created, discovered, and monetized. This track provides insights for technology leaders, engineers, and product teams navigating this transformation.
The audience for this track includes:
- • Tech innovators and engineers working on AI, AR, and personalization tools
- • Media product leads and developers implementing next-gen streaming infrastructure
- • Content platform architects optimizing engagement and workflow automation
A201. The Rise of AI-Generated Video: Is Synthetic Content the Future?
Wednesday, October 8: 11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
This session delves into the range of AI-generated synthetic content populating the streaming ecosystem today, exploring such emerging genres of deepfakes, virtual influencers, and AI-generated news.
A202. AI-Powered Curation and Discoverability
Wednesday, October 8: 1:30 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.
In today’s saturated content market, even on the downward slope of the peak TV era, offering great content isn’t enough to deliver satisfying experiences to streaming users. Platforms and channels need to read the tea leaves of user data and surface the shows viewers most want to see next. This session explores how machine learning and personalization facilitate more effective curation and discovery and increasingly shape the viewer experience.
Max Rausch, Director, Business Optimization, Roku
Tony Huidor, COO & CTO, Cineverse
Sharon Kritzer, VP Product, Discovery + AI, Tubi
A203. The Evolution of Streaming Codecs and Standards: Encoding Live for the Edge
Wednesday, October 8: 2:30 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.
In this session, encoding and codec experts discuss how compression technology is evolving as streaming delivery increasingly moves to the edge, with an eye to the rise of key codec contenders, from AV1 to VVC and beyond.
Mickael Raulet, Chief Technology Officer,, Ateme