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`-- NAB Show Attendees to Vote for Five Most Promising Solutions From Startups in
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`WASHINGTON, D.C. -- NAB Show organizers today announced the final 10 mobile, video, analytics and social media startups chosen to participate in SPROCKIT
`2015 (http://sprockitglory.com/). Thirty startups will participate in this year's SPROCKIT program, which kicks-off at NAB Show in Las Vegas, April 11-16, 2015.
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`A committee of industry experts reviewed a strong pool of applicants and selected this year's participants based on their potential to influence the media,
`entertainment and technology markets. The final 10 startups joining the 20 companies previously announced for SPROCKIT 2015 include:
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`¢ AntengoClassifieds is a mobile-first marketplace to buy and sell anything with trust, ease and PayPal escrow and guarantee.
`¢ Beachfront Media (http://www.beachfrontmedia.com/) is a video technology company enabling distribution and monetization of video across all screens.
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`¢ buzzmark (http:/buzzmark.com/) syncs television advertisements, programs and jingles with viewers' mobile devices to deliver coupons and offers from local
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`and national brands, enabling broadcasters to leverage their offline reach to capture incremental mobile revenues.
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`e Critical Media (http.//www.critical-media.com/)’'s media monitoring and video editing platforms streamline the creation, distribution, analysis and monetization of
`video through live broadcast ingest, mobile apps and data feeds.
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` Didja-Clippit (http:/www.didjatv.com/) App and Cloud Service helps television fans create short clips of TV programs, comment about them and share via social
`media. Clippit also maximizes benefits to networks and content owners.
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`e ExtendTV (http://www.extend.tv/) is a programmatic media buying platform built on high-speed trading principles and designed to optimize delivery and
`performance for local advertising campaigns.
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`¢ Tagboard (https://www.tagboard.com/) enables an aggregation of public social media within seconds of being posted to the major social media networks.
`Tagboard's tools offer the power to select specific posts to feature on websites, in broadcast TV, and on large displays.
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`¢ Wahwah Networks (http:/www.wahwahnetworks.com/) provides a new media ecosystem consisting of a music-driven targeting tool for brands and advertisers,
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`which also stands as a monetization solution for publishers.
`¢ Vu Digital (http://myvu.com/)'s content solutions - Video-to-Data (V2D) - instantly identify video and audio using automated speech recognition (ASR), text
`extraction from images, and facial and image recognition.
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`¢ YuVue (http://www.yuvue.com/) enables publishers and brands to discover and acquire consumer photos and videos shared on social media. YuVue empowers
`content creators by protecting their copyright and connecting them with companies who can license their work.
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`“From reinventing content on emerging mobile devices to improving social engagement with traditional media platforms, each of these companies has a unique
`solution for some of the industry’s biggest challenges,” said Harry Glazer, founder and CEO of SPROCKIT. “The 30 SPROCKIT companies are innovating to further
`this industry as a whole, and | look forward to the progress and impact they will make in April”
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`SPROCKIT will showcase industry-vetted emerging companies at NAB Show and convene throughout the year at SPROCKIT Sync, a series of private meetings
`where executives and entrepreneurs meet to collectively discuss and introduce new technologies that will advance the industry. Since its launch in 2013, dozens
`of emerging companies have participated in SPROCKIT and have experienced significant growth, including successful funding rounds, partnerships and
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`“PearlTV members operate nearly 200 local TV stations throughout the country, and our involvement with the startups working with SPROCKIT helps us
`anticipate viewing trends and develop new services for our advertising partners. Broadcasters are deeply involved with new technology, as we deploy new
`services to engage viewers,” said Anne Schelle, managing director of PearlTV, a corporate SPROCKIT member.
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`This year, NAB Show attendees can also vote for the most promising solutions presented by the SPROCKIT companies. NAB Show attendees will be able to cast
`their votes in the SPROCKIT Hub (booth N2530) and the top five startups with the most votes will be honored at an awards ceremony scheduled for Tuesday,
`April 14 in the SPROCKIT Hub.
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`SPROCKIT is created in partnership with World Series of Startups, LLC and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB). In addition to the new companies
`mentioned above, SPROCKIT corporate members include: AARP, Comcast, Cox Media, Disney/ABC Television Group, E.W. Scripps Company, Gannett
`Broadcasting, Google, Graham Media Group, Hearst Television, Media General, Pearl TV, Raycom Media, Scripps and Univision Communications Inc. SPROCKIT
`supporters include: Angel Capital Association, Boston Consulting Group, Entertainment Technology Center (ETC) at USC, Ernst & Young, Interactive Television
`Alliance, Irving Group, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP, National Venture Capital Association, New Amsterdam Media, New Vantage Group, SmithGeiger and
`Springboard Enterprises.
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`For more information on SPROCKIT, please visit sprockitglory.com (http:/sprockitglory.com/).
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`About SPROCKIT
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`SPROCKIT is the media and entertainment alliance of corporate executives and industry-vetted emerging companies showcasing and collaborating on products,
`services and new revenue models. SPROCKIT spotlights industry innovations through two channels: a showcase at NAB Show, the world's largest media and
`entertainment event; and SPROCKIT Sync, a series of private meetings where conversations continue in Silicon Valley, New York and Los Angeles. Together,
`media and entertainment executives and entrepreneurs are shaping the future of the industry by building relationships to tackle cross-sector challenges,
`forecast trends and bring solutions to market. Learn more at sprockitglory.com (http:/sprockitglory.com/).
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`About NAB Show
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`NAB Show, held April 11-16, 2015 in Las Vegas, is the world's largest electronic media show covering the creation, management and delivery of content across
`all platforms. With 98,000 attendees from 159 countries and 1,700+ exhibitors, NAB Show is the ultimate marketplace for digital media and entertainment. From
`creation to consumption, across multiple platforms and countless nationalities, NAB Show is home to the solutions that transcend traditional broadcasting and
`embrace content delivery to new screens in new ways. For complete details, visit www.nabshow.com (http:/www.nabshow.com).
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`About NAB
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`The National Association of Broadcasters is the premier advocacy association for America's broadcasters. NAB advances radio and television interests in
`legislative, regulatory and public affairs. Through advocacy, education and innovation, NAB enables broadcasters to best serve their communities, strengthen
`their businesses and seize new opportunities in the digital age. Learn more at www.nab.org_(http://www.nab.org).
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