WRC Promoter Selects Moments Lab To Drive Innovation In Media Management And Fan Engagement

Moments Lab is pleased to announce its partnership with WRC Promoter GmbH, the organization responsible for all commercial aspects of the FIA World and FIA European Rally Championships, as well as the FIA World and FIA European Rallycross Championships. WRC Promoter is revolutionizing the way it manages, accesses, and shares its exciting race coverage and extensive archive, significantly enhancing content creation, reuse, repurposing, and distribution.
WRC Promoter has adopted Moments Lab’s Cloud Media Hub and Live Asset Manager
Moments Lab will be showcasing its suite of groundbreaking AI and cloud-based
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