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NBA uses Google Glass to turn courtside celebrities into broadcasters

16
May
2014

The NBAs love affair with Google Glass is continuing through the playoffs, with the Indiana Pacers adding a new feature to its in-stadium Glass live streaming: celebrities. The Eastern Conference team thats had one of the best records in the league this year already uses Glass to beam live pictures from around the court to its scoreboard, but now its doing it with famous attendees donning the headset. The first of these new Glass-casters is NFL defensive end Robert Mathis, a longtime member of the Indianapolis Colts and last seasons leader in sacks. The Pacers want to continue expanding the amount and variety of Glass content they offer to fans inside the arena, and are making some technical improvements along with adding the fresh courtside perspective.

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