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Tedial promotes hybrid cloud architectures
In a year where media entities are seeking new ways to manage content remotely, Tedial is using its social channels to propose the configuration of its products to create a seamless hybrid cloud environment.
AP and Latakoo partner up on tracking and delivery
The Associated Press (AP) ENPS news production system team has partnered with workflow developer Latakoo to enable assignment tracking and file delivery across both company platforms.
EcoDigital primed to simplify with Diva V8
EcoDigital has launched the eighth generation of its Diva Software Suite, which is designed to optimise digital content storage management and simplify complex environments.
IABM Trends report: No going back to the old ways
IABM’s prolific business intel unit has identified an accelerated rush to the cloud, triggered by the pandemic.
Mediagenix updates WHAT’SON for the cloud content era
Broadcast technology specialist Mediagenix has revealed details of the latest developments in its WHATS’ON broadcast management platform.
Caringo unleashes Swarm Cloud to cope with disaster recovery
Caringo has launched a new Swarm Cloud DR managed service, powered by Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage.
IRT CLC algorithm has standalone device appeal
The widely welcomed advancements behind Continuous Loudness Control (CLC) are behind a new cooperation deal between IRT and German vendor DSPECIALISTS.
DTG shows esports, the NBA and the NFL to be leading in sports innovation
The Digital Television Group (DTG) fielded a strong speaking team for its webcast ‘Live Sport: Are the Fans Driving Innovation?’ It was fronted by Andy Brember, commercial director, sport at Kantar.
Lawo mc²56 MkIII console deployed by RBA
The first S12T Streamline OB van for the African continent has been delivered to Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA).
IABM to pack 200+ sessions into five online weeks
IABM has now taken its popular IBC Future Trends Theatre concept online as The Future Trends Channel.
Edgeware supports Finland’s DNA TV
Finnish cable operator DNA has picked Edgeware’s content processing platform, StreamBuilder, for the launch of its new IP-based DNA TV service.
‘The crypt’ gains an acoustic afterlife with Genelec
Florence-based acoustic design specialist Studio Sound Service has recently completed the transformation of the personal studio of Italian film composer Federico De Robertis.
Lawo radio products receive software boost
Lawo has released new software with additional options, functionality and security features for its line of radio mixing consoles, RAVENNA/AES67 mixing engines, and VisTool GUI Builder software.
Resource management SaaS system launched by Net Insight
ScheduALL, part of Net Insight, has released the SaaS solution, ScheduALL Evolution, for resource management and crewing.
Sencore announces new ATSC 3.0 receiver decoders
Sencore’s new ARD 3000 series of ATSC 3.0 receiver decoders is designed to enable users to decode one channel (ARD 3100) or four channels (ARD 3400) in a 1RU platform.
M2A Media helps brings BritBox to Canada
Cloud-based video software specialist M2A Media is supporting the expansion of the BritBox SVOD streaming service in Canada via Amazon Prime Video.
Delport to head UK Broadcast Solutions office
JP Delport has been appointed managing director of Broadcast Solutions UK, a subsidiary of German systems integrator Broadcast Solutions.
Mediapro Argentina chooses Lawo for IP upgrade
Mediapro Argentina has turned to Lawo for a comprehensive technical upgrade of its facilities.
MEDIAGENIX signs up to UN CSR scheme
Broadcast management technology company MEDIAGENIX has announced that it has signed the United Nations Global Compact intiative.
Vela views compliance moving forward
New features in Vela’s Encompass and Luna Smart Loggers have driven extensive uptake of the compliance, monitoring, capturing, logging, and multiviewer products in the company’s home market.
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