The highly acclaimed Sport and Technology: The Conference returned to the state-of-the art facilities at BT Centre in London on Thursday, 4 June 2009 for another day of cutting edge, lively and informative debate, networking and presentation. Over 150 attendees enjoyed another day finding out what is hot and what is not in the fast moving world of sport and technology.

Keep checking back to find out more about Sport and Technology 2010.
 
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2009 Event
 
Now in its fifth year, the event will bring together an array of sports properties and technology/digital solutions providers to discuss what’s hot and what’s not in the fast-paced world of technology and sport.
 
 In addition to its staple of insightful panel discussions and keynote addresses involving prolific industry leaders, Sport and Technology: The Conference 2009 will continue its popular showcase session allowing technology-providers to outline their contributions to sport, and sports properties to illustrate how technology has helped to grow their fanbases using specific case studies.
 
Conference organiser SportBusiness is delighted to welcome back leading digital solutions provider BT Media and Broadcast as title sponsor.
 
Announcing the sponsorship, Mark Wilson-Dunn, Global Sales and Marketing Director of BT Media and Broadcast, said: “BT Media and Broadcast is delighted to be returning as headline sponsor of Sport and Technology: The Conference, as we welcome back the must-attend event to BT Centre in the heart of London on Thursday, 4 June.
 
During these times of economic difficulties, it is even more important for rights owners to maximise the benefits they can gain from effective technology strategies. This conference is the perfect forum for them to do so, enabling both them and technology providers to learn from, and network with, their industry peers.”
 
Sport and Technology: The Conference 2009 is expected to attract its usual sell-out following of delegates from a wide variety of leading rights owners and companies involved in the sports industry.
 
We are still finalising our speakers but the line up from previous years shows high-profile representatives from FIFA, the ICC, the Premier League, BBC, BSkyB, ESPN International, FIBA, Liverpool FC, London 2012, NFL, Nike, Volvo Ocean Race Atos Origin, Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union and many more. In short, it is THE conference where technology meets sport.
 
Book now by emailing debra.lestrade@sportbusiness.com now! 

 
I look forward to meeting you on June 4th.
 
Philip Savage
 
Publishing Director
SportBusiness Group