NTT, Seibu Lions launch mobile video streaming at ballpark

TOKYO, Japan - A demo of the pilot video streaming service at Seibu Dome unveiled by telecommunications giant NTT and Japanese professional baseball team Seibu Lions is shown on Sept. 8, 2014. The new service will enable fans at the ballpark to view the game in action from six different angles on their smartphones or tablets.

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