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Video is a powerful medium for engaging people and building community, and drives business results for brands and creators.

With rapidly evolving business dynamics and audience expectations, it’s imperative to keep pace with differentiated services and video experiences. Join us for this webinar featuring experts from MoneyLion, Uscreen, and Whatnot to gain insights into current business and technology dynamics, and why building and controlling the video experience has gone from a nice-to-have to imperative.

In this online event, you’ll learn about:

What video creators and end users are looking for in commerce, social and creator apps, and the role that video plays.

Key metrics for understanding success with video, and how to measure them.

Decision making points to keep in mind when building with video, and the business and user experience benefits of controlling the video experience

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Build video that excites and converts

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The world of fitness has changed, and having a hybrid business model is critical for business growth. During this webinar, leading experts from across the connected health and fitness market will discuss:

How fitness and health providers are extending their service offerings

Developing an omnichannel business model through partnerships

Expanding consumer experience and connection beyond the gym

Utilizing data to track customer engagement and refine your product offering

Building video into your platform to impact your business and drive engagement

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The Importance of Customer Experience: Utilizing Video to Meet Consumer Demand and Drive Customer Engagement

How is e-commerce changing? Ten years ago, it was a catalog of products linked to a checkout flow. Today, e-commerce is evolving into fully immersive showing, sharing, and shopping experiences that require reliable infrastructure to maintain and grow. From product explainer clips to influencer-led live shopping, video is a powerful tool driving e-commerce success. No longer a bonus feature, video is an essential part of the e-commerce tech stack.

Join Maya Spivak, from Mux, as she chats with Molly Sinsheimer, Accounts Director at Studio, and Max Drut, Co-founder and CEO at LyveCom about how they’ve seen interactive video impact the industry. Whether you’re developing your own e-commerce platform or looking to grow the reach of your brand, this webcast will explore ways to step into the next evolution of e-commerce by building in video.

How to use interactive video in e-commerce

The benefits of owning your video experience versus just using another company’s proprietary app

The infrastructure requirements for success with live shopping

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How interactive video drives e-commerce success

Customers expect video services to perform well in all regions, at all times, on all devices.  Regardless of how you’re using video, you can take advantage of data-driven CDN-switching solutions used for mega-events like “the big game.”

Check out this on-demand conversation featuring experts from NS1, Mux, and Amazon Web Services, where the crew discusses how to optimize video Quality of Experience by leveraging user experience data to power dynamic CDN switching.  You’ll learn about:

Video workflow - from content ingest to delivery

Supporting an array of video use cases using data and dynamic CDN switching

Justin Sanford, Mux, Head of Customer Experience and Solutions

Justin has been simplifying the video engineering experience for developers for over a decade. In his current role, Justin leads the team responsible for ensuring the success of our customers through hands-on technical guidance, partner integrations, and open-source projects. Before joining Mux, Justin served as Principal Architect in the Office of the CTO at Brightcove and has held numerous technical program management roles at companies including Microsoft and Caradigm. Justin holds a BA in physics, math, and computer science from Dartmouth College. He lives in San Francisco but enjoys traveling anywhere he can.


Annie Liu, NS1, Director of Technical Product Management

Annie leads product development for NS1’s Managed DNS and Pulsar Traffic Steering solutions. Before joining NS1, Annie managed software, platform, cloud, and digital transformation projects at Kenzan, a cloud services company. Earlier in her career, she was a product manager for an educational technology company, where she was responsible for driving innovation in their mobile and web applications. Annie holds an MBA from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, and a Bachelor's degree from Queens College. 

Andy Robinson, Senior Solutions Architect – Elemental Media Services

Andy is a Specialized Solutions Architect for AWS Edge Services, supporting Media Services. Previously Andy has worked in live video distribution using IPTV, cable, satellite, OTT, and video on demand workflows, both on-premises and in the cloud. Prior to his video work, Andy worked in telecommunications networks. Andy holds a BEng(Hons) in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from The University of Birmingham, UK.


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Using data to make CDNs work for the viewer experience

Check out this on-demand webinar featuring experts from Fox, AWS, and Mux to learn best practices for running large live events, including how to harness Mux Data to set a high bar for viewer experience.

Whether you’re working at a media company or just thinking about scaling your video operations, we cover some important best practices, including:

Using CloudFront Ready Mux Data and Amazon Kinesis to power CDN switching

Live event preparation and live event operations for the biggest streaming sports events

Using Mux Data to ensure a high-quality viewing experience

Using AWS Marketplace to procure solutions

And be sure to stay until the end for an insightful Q&A!

Dave Polyard, AWS Marketplace, Global Industry Customer Lead, Media & Entertainment

Dave Polyard’s expertise includes broadcast automation systems, news production systems, content storage management (HSM) systems, and workflows related to migration of content to the Cloud. In the past year, Dave has led successful workshops on topics including content preservation and media archiving. Prior to joining AWS, Dave was a senior executive for several broadcast technology firms as well as a former broadcast journalist. Dave is based in Henderson, Nevada, USA.

Justin Sanford, Mux, Head of Developer Engineering Experience

For nearly a decade, Justin has been simplifying the video engineering experience for developers. In his current role as Head of Developer Experience Engineering at Mux, Justin leads the team responsible for ensuring the success of our customers through hands-on technical guidance, partner integrations, and open source projects. Prior to joining Mux, Justin served as Principal Architect in the Office of the CTO at Brightcove and has held numerous technical program management roles at companies including Microsoft and Caradigm. Justin holds a BA in Physics, Math, and Computer Science from Dartmouth College. He lives in San Francisco but enjoys traveling anywhere he can.

Steven Thorpe, Fox Corporation, Senior Vice President, Video Platforms

Steven leads the engineering, product, and operational teams responsible for audience-facing video solutions across the company’s portfolio of Sports, News, and Entertainment apps/websites. Since joining Fox, Mr. Thorpe has led an overhaul of the video supply chain and content delivery ecosystem, focusing on quality of service, and delivering a “better than TV” customer experience. He oversees all aspects of FoxOX’s live streaming platform, which is responsible for delivering many of the world’s largest streaming events, including: Super Bowl LIV, FIFA World Cup, and MLB World Series.

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Learn from the pros - use video data to create great live experiences.

Starting a company is hard.  Starting a company as a solo entrepreneur is god-level hard.  In early 2021, Testimonial.to founder Damon Chen quit his job at one of the biggest companies in the world to strike out on his own.

In this conversation, Damon will talk with Mux Data Engineer Nidhi Kulkarini about what motivates him as a solo founder, how he prioritizes his time, and the data and tools he uses to be successful.

Indie hacking in focus: A conversation with solo-entrepreneur Damon Chen

There’s a world of opportunity in how machine learning can be applied to drive business goals, enhance audience engagement, and create more efficient workflows. One critical use is for content moderation. Content moderation is necessary to protect your audience and maintain a safe online environment.

Come join us as we talk with Max Chang, Product Manager at Hive, and Dylan Jhaveri, Senior Software Engineer at Mux, as we discuss the various applications of ML and dig into how it plays a fundamental role in content moderation. We’ll talk about:

The various applications of ML for different content types

The challenges and considerations when building content moderation

Beyond content moderation, The future of video and ML

VIDEO+ML: Building content moderation for your video platform

Explore and learn about all things video. Find guides, papers, videos, and more. 

Build video that excites and converts

Learn about the world of building video.

Build video that excites and converts

The Importance of Customer Experience: Utilizing Video to Meet Consumer Demand and Drive Customer Engagement

How interactive video drives e-commerce success

Using data to make CDNs work for the viewer experience

Learn from the pros - use video data to create great live experiences.

Indie hacking in focus: A conversation with solo-entrepreneur Damon Chen

VIDEO+ML: Building content moderation for your video platform

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