[BC] newsroom software

[Ray Bagby]

dean tiernan wrote:
> NewsBoss is used in several ABC RADIO newsrooms (it is repped by Enco, 
> among others). The company is Australian.
>
> It seems the preferred radio application is Burli. ENPS is indeed an 
> AP product that has become prominent in TV but has many limitations. 
> Inews and Qnews are two other fairly widely used newsroom systems. 
> There is also the XP version of Newsmaker which is used at two of the 
> largest media organizations.
>
> R
>
> Donna Halper wrote:
>
>> 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.
Been using Newsroom for the last five or six years, now on version 4, 
from www.klz.com in Canada. It's a server/client based software that 
does audio editing/insertion, story archival, wire capture, audio 
capture, cast build and more.

-- 
Ray Bagby, Tech. Dir.
Wright Broadcasting Sys. Inc.
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