Introducing the finalists for the 11th annual SXSW Pitch event (formerly SXSW Accelerator)! The following 50 startup finalists will compete in front of a live audience, panel of expert judges, venture capitalists, and high-profile media at SXSW 2019 from March 9-10. One winner will be selected from each of the 10 technology categories along with an overall “Best in Show” winner.
Entertainment and Content Category: Acciyo, Inc.; Fantag; Horizon Blockchain Games; Stroly Inc.; Tankee
Read MoreStarting with boys and girls basketball, CalHiSports.com will partner with Fantag to highlight several games each week, bringing Fantag’s patented video highlight technology to schools throughout the state. Go inside to read more about how you can use the Fantag app at your games and to see how the Fantag Games of the Week will be selected and featured.
Read MoreIf you're a parent whose ever missed a kid's game or event, there's a free app you can download to your phone to get all the highlights -- and it was created in Sacramento.
It's called Fantag and it works with high schools nationwide to give you instant replays and video highlights directly to your phone. Teams, schools, organizations pay a subscription and then users can share highlights, clips, replays and reels.
Read MoreWhether at the youth level or high school level, capturing those special moments on the playing field has proved to be incredibly important to many. Now, sharing those moments is as easy as using an app installed on your smartphone.
"It's a vehicle to deliver all those great plays that you're already capturing to an audience who is really eager to get that content," said Brian Dombrowski, co-founder of Fantag.
Read MoreSACRAMENTO COUNTY, Calif. (KCRA) —
Center High School is among the first schools to incorporate patented technology as part of its curriculum for the school's broadcasting class to make school events more interactive for students, parents and fans.
Brina Jope's class was also one of the first to test the Fantag app within school settings.
Read MoreSacramento-based smartphone video streaming app company Fantag has partnered with Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. to allow Fantag's users to make instant highlights of high school football games across the country.
Baltimore-based Sinclair (Nasdaq: SBGI) owns or operates 191 television stations in 89 markets.
Read MoreSacramento-based smartphone video streaming app company Fantag has partnered with TeamSnap, a sports app with 20 million users.
Access to the Boulder, Colorado-based TeamSnap’s customers is a huge step in getting Fantag in front of potential users, said Lynn Elliott, vice president of marketing for Fantag.
Read MoreSacramento smartphone video streaming app company Fantag has signed a five-year agreement to be the official video highlight and instant replay provider for the governing body for high school sports in California.
Read MoreMobile video technology company Fantag has announced that it is partnering with Telestream on a video solution that enables fans to instantly capture, replay, and share moments from multiple angles with a tap on their mobile phones.
Read MoreMobile video platform Fantag has inked a partnership with Sacramento Republic FC to allow fans to stream the soccer team's game highlights using Fantag’s app, beginning this summer.
Read MoreAt a bustling press conference in January at I/O Labs’ new space on J and 7th with the Sacramento economic development power elite, Fantag CEO Brian Dombrowski took the stage, addressing multiple film crews and scores of Sacramento’s movers and shakers to introduce his young startup to the community, celebrate their relocation from the Bay Area, and talk about their pioneering mobile video technology that enables people at live events to capture, replay, and share their favorite moments, with a simple tap on their mobile phones.
Read MoreSports fans know how difficult it can be to capture “the moment.” You know what I’m talking about. THE goal. THE fight. THE game-changing play or epic winning celebration. But in an era of rapidly advancing technology, this struggle could soon be history.
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