[BC] newsroom software

[Al Stewart]

Their website doesn't appear to quote any form of pricing.

Al

------ At 02:00 PM 01/14/2006 -0700, David Lawrence wrote: -------
  

>On 1/13/06 6:55 PM, one Donna Halper <dlh at donnahalper.com> wrote:
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>> First, this is not for an article, not for a website, and not for anything
>> I am writing.  I was asked to fill in for a professor at Emerson College
>> who teaches Newsgathering.  I want to tell my students what kinds of
>> equipment and software the typical radio newsroom is using these
>> days.  We've discussed, for example, that some newsrooms and studios use
>> Mediatouch or NewsGen or something equally high-tech. I was also recently
>> told about something that Associated Press came up with (ENPS?).  But I
>> know that some stations still do it the old fashioned way, with file cards,
>> and then there are those with computer programs on their PC that file old
>> stories and keep track of important addresses.  Just wondered what your
>> station uses.
>
>The very best newsgathering, filing, actuality insertion, script creation
>and newscast delivery software I've ever used is Burli. It simply rocks.
>
>http://burli.com
>
>David
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Al Stewart
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