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Anthony Bailey is ESPN’s vice president of emerging technology. His team is responsible for developing many of the on-air advancements over the past 30 years, including the Virtual Pitch Analysis, Huck-O-Meter and the Emmy-winning EA Virtual Playbook. Prior to holding this position, Bailey was vice president , media applications in ESPN’s MIT department where his responsibilities included managing ESPN’s application development team, which included writing custom software code for the “Bottom Line” (on-screen score update scroll), studio automation, real-time scoring and the ESPN Data Group. From 2004-05, Bailey held the position of vice president, media technology. He joined ESPN in 1996 as a programmer analyst before his promotion to director, remote systems in 1997.

Prior to joining ESPN, Bailey served as lead developer at DakTronics in Brookings, S.D. (1995-96). Before starting his own development company, Graphical Sports Systems (1992-95), Bailey worked as a developer in the Huntsville, Ala. area for Systems Dynamics (1989-90) and the Nicholas Research Group (1990-92). In addition, Bailey developed scouting systems for the California Angels in 1993 and was the official statistician for the Canadian Football League (1994), the Arena Football League (1993) and the National Junior Colleges (1990 to 1995).

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