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Pilot 2017 Innovation Challenge Takes Off

By Michael Balderston published

What is an unconventional way broadcasters and other local media could serve communities?

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VR Program ‘In Your Shoes’ Wins PILOT Innovation Challenge

By Michael Balderston published

It was all treat and no trick for the three winners of the first PILOT Innovation Challenge, which were announced Oct. 31 during the NAB Futures event in Pebble Beach, Calif.

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Pilot: nēdl Points to Content

By TV Technology Staff published

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UNC-TV, UMD Top Winners for NAB's Pilot Innovation Challenge

By Michael Balderston published

After more than 150 entrants were submitted for the NAB’s second annual Pilot Innovation Challenge, the big winner was UNC-TV for its “Next Gen TV: Saving Lives One Alert at a Time” service.

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Pilot: Can Immersive Storytelling Impact Viewer Empathy?

By Terry Scutt published

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Pilot: UMD Students Explore Local Journalistic Vlogging

By Terry Scutt published

TV Technology recently spoke with Josh Davidsburg, a lecturer with the University of Maryland, about NewsBIN Vlog, the project his students are working on.

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Pilot: Engagement VR Provides New Look at Local Communities

By Michael Balderston published

TV Technology recently spoke with Hans Meyer, an associate professor at Ohio University, about Engagement VR.

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Pilot: Resilience Project Fights Climate Change Thru TV/Radio

By Emily Reigart published

TV Technology recently spoke with Michael Ricciardi, a freelance writer and research, whose Resilience – Preparing for Climate Change project is one of the finalists in the Challenge.

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NAB’s Pilot Innovation Challenge Announces 10 Finalists

By Brett Moss, Radio World published

The National Association of Broadcasters’ technology innovation incubator Pilot has announced the 10 finalists for its first Innovation Challenge.

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NAB’s Pilot Seeking Proposals for AI-Inspired Innovation Challenge

By Michael Balderston published

Selected winners will receive funding to build a prototype of their design.

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