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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- NAB announced today that Diane Goff, who has worked at the organization for nearly 47 years and is believed to be the longest-serving employee in the history of NAB, will retire on Feb. 29.
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The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) announced today that its technology division, PILOT, successor to NAB Labs, has invested in Haystack TV. The California-based startup aggregates content from a variety of sources for a continuous stream of tailored news. The videos can be viewed on mobile devices, as well as on connected TVs. Along with the investment NAB Chief Technology Officer Sam Matheny will join Haystack TV as an advisor.