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 News Over Wireless Offers  First Live Local TV 
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                  News Over  Wireless has launched the first live mobile streaming of local television  station programming.                  WRAL, the News Over Wireless affiliate in Raleigh, North    Carolina, is now streaming live video from its NewsChannel  to mobile phones. WRAL kicked off this new service by airing their annual  holiday tower lighting on their mobile application, WRAL Wireless. 
               The WRAL-TV tower lights up via live streaming to mobile phones.  | 
“We are  delighted to add live video streaming to our mobile offerings. The tower  lighting made for a unique event, but this really provides a venue to deliver  breaking news to viewers on the go,” said Sam Matheny, General Manager of News  Over Wireless. “WRAL pushed us for this innovative and important technology and  we plan to make it available to all our station affiliates in the coming year.”
Live video  streaming is currently available through News Over Wireless’ Sprint mobile  applications and on its Sprint TV channel, My Local TV. 
To date,  News Over Wireless has partnered with 81 stations to deliver text, graphics and  video coverage of local news, formatted for mobile phones. With the addition of  live streaming, News Over Wireless continues their technology leadership and  now offers a richer mobile experience for local news viewers.
               CBC NMG’s Anita Normanly stands behind the scenes at the tower lighting broadcast, making sure the live streaming comes in over her cell phone.  | 
To launch  its live video offering on mobile, WRAL aired its 48th annual holiday tower  lighting. The lighting turns WRAL’s 300 foot tower into a giant Christmas tree,  adorned with 2,805 lights. 
WRAL will  use its on-going live video stream to deliver local news, weather and breaking  news. 
“Reaching  our viewers with live breaking news on their mobile phones presents an exciting  opportunity,” said Rick Gall, WRAL News Director. “Our partnership with News  Over Wireless enables us to deliver news and information to viewers whenever  and wherever they need it.” 
About News Over Wireless               News Over  Wireless is part of CBC New Media Group, LLC, a division of Capitol  Broadcasting Company. News Over Wireless works with local television stations  and wireless phone carriers to provide local news on mobile phones through  video channels, downloadable applications and mobile web sites. For more  information, visit www.newsoverwireless.com.  |