Dianne Carter is a digital content delivery and sports broadcast transmission professional. Carter is also a long-time concert tour photographer whose photography appears in award-winning documentaries, feature films, newspapers, digital media, and print publications around the world. At New York City’s HTN Sports Group, later acquired by digital giant The Switch, Carter coordinated and engineered all live, nationally televised broadcast transmissions for the 40 top teams in professional sports; along with their TV broadcast rights-holders, including: • Los Angeles Lakers (KCAL)• Los Angeles Dodgers (ProAngle)• San Francisco Giants (Comcast Bay Area)• Golden State Warriors (Comcast Bay Area)• Cleveland Cavaliers (Sports Time Ohio)• New York Red Bulls (Madison Square Garden Network)• New York Yankees (YES Network)• New York Knicks (Madison Square Garden Network)• New York Mets (SNY)• Anaheim Ducks (KDOC)• Seattle Sounders (DirecTV, ROOT Sports)• Portland Timbers (DirecTV, ROOT Sports)• Boston Red Sox (New England Sports Network)• Boston Bruins (New England Sports Network)• Pittsburgh Penguins (DirecTV ROOT Sports)• Buffalo Sabres (SNY), and many more.HTN maintained a proprietary, self-managed DTM fiber optics network utilized to provide backhaul transmission, from each stadium or arena to the broadcast rights-holder’s control room, for every live game for each sports team. HTN (purchased by "The Switch" in 2013) has circuits that are connected to every sports venue in North America. Carter personally coordinated thousands of live backhaul transmissions over a 5 year span, managing network health, transmission parameters, encoding, decoding, and transmission stream quality. Carter and her team worked daily with 40 professional sports teams from the following leagues and governing bodies: • NBA• NHL• MLB• MLS• FIFA• NCAA• WWECarter provided world-class backhaul transmission solutions, live transmission engineering, logistics management, equipment allocations, and technical trouble-shooting for every live event.