References
Selected Customers
The following list shows some typical installations. The complete overview with several hundred customers is available for download at the bottom of this page
German Public Broadcasting Corporation with different locations and regional channels all over Germany
ARD Berlin Capital Studio – acquisition, content management, radio production and playout, Enterprise License for up to 100 seats
Bayerischer Rundfunk, Munich – acquisition, content management, radio production, playout automation (Broadcast Server), Enterprise License for more than 500 seats
Südwestrundfunk, Stuttgart, Baden-Baden, Mainz – acquisition, content management, radio production and playout, Enterprise License for more than 1200 seats, high resolution video replication
Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg, Berlin, Potsdam - acquisition, content management, radio production, playout automation (Broadcast Server), Enterprise License for 800 seats, news romm integration (NewsWire Multimedia), ARD video file transfer
Westdeutscher Rundfunk, Cologne - acquisition, content management, radio production, playout automation (Broadcast Server), Enterprise License for 300 seats
Austrian Public Broadcasting Corporation, Vienna, different locations and regional channels all over Austria. Acquisition, content management, radio production, playout, Enterprise License for 1000 seats, extended Mailbox and Replication System
Pilot project: Cross Media Regional Studio in Salzburg
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Prague – acquisition, content management, radio production and playout, Enterprise License for more than 500 seats.
An international communications service funded by the U.S. Congress, RFE/RL broadcasts news and current affairs programs in over two dozen languages. From its Washington bureau, RFE/RL cover stories originating within the United States. It also produces a daily report called RFE/RL Newsline that is carried via satellite, shortwave and terrestrial radio stations worldwide.
Norwegian Public Broadcasting Corporation, Oslo, different locations and regional channels all over Norway. Acquisition, content management, radio production, playout automation (Broadcast Server), Enterprise License for more than 500 seats, Video Upload
Swedish Public Broadcasting Corporation, Stockholm, different locations and regional channels all over Sweden. Acquisition, content management, radio production, playout automation (Broadcast Server), Enterprise License for more than 1600 seats
SRG (Swiss Broadcasting Corporation), Bern, different locations and regional channels all over Switzerland.
SR DRS (German Swiss Radio): acquisition, content management, radio production, playout automation (Broadcast Server), Enterprise License for more than 600 seats.
RTR (Rumanch Swiss Radio): acquisition, content management, radio production and playout
RTSI (Italian Swiss Radio): acquisition, content management, radio production and playout, audio production for TV, news room integration
SRG Media Services (Federal Media Center): acquisition, radio production
Antenne Bayern, Munich, private German radio station - acquisition, content management, radio production, playout automation (Broadcast Server), Enterprise License for 80 seats
German Federal Press Agency, Berlin – Monitoring solution for non-broadcast customer, simultaneous monitoring of 80 radio channels
German Press Agency, Berlin – Acquisition, audio production
WNYC – The largest radio audience in the United States tunes into New York City’s public radio stations WNYC and WNYC-FM. Creating many of its programs solely for a podcast audience, WNYC also produces the national terrestrial radio programs NPR’s On the Media and Studio 360.
WAMU – The flagship station of The Diane Rehm Show, WAMU in Washington, D.C. is an early-adapter of radio’s 21st century content delivery technologies. In addition to traditional terrestrial broadcasting, the station runs on independent audio stream over the Internet and broadcasts Congressional hearings over supplemental HD Radio channels.
WETA – Following a unique multicultural news and talk format, this Washington, D.C. radio station intermixes local programming with shows from both national and international networks. WETA is committed to providing its audience with perspectives that fall outside of the mainstream.
United States Department of Agriculture – The USDA has its own in-house production house to cover news stories about American farming and global trade. News stories are made available to radio stations and the public alike through an Internet portal and an automated telephone service.
Connecticut Public Radio – After recently transitioning from a classical music format to news and talk, Connecticut Public Radio connects directly with the public in the most affluent state in America. It produces a wealth of local shows including Where We Live, a look at what’s happening in Connecticut, and the magazine program Essential Radio.
Marketplace Productions – The West Coast production house, American Public Media in Los Angeles, produces the Marketplace portfolio of programs - Marketplace, Marketplace Morning Report and Marketplace Money - and Weekend America, a two-hour magazine program for the weekend. Marketplace is the only national business news program originating from the West Coast.
Education
AT |
| Intomedia |
AT |
| Donau University Krems |
AT |
| FH Joaneum Graz |
DE |
| AFK / M94,5 |
DE |
| BCI |
DE |
| electronic media school |
DE |
| Hochschule Darmstadt |
DE |
| SRT |
DE |
| TU Berlin |
DE |
| Berliner Journalistenschule |
LU |
| Lycée Classique Diekirch |
LU |
| Lycée Techn. D. Arts et Metiers |
NO |
| Bodø University |
NO |
| Radio Nova |
NO |
| Sami University College |
NO |
| Studentenradio Bergen |
NO |
| Studentenradio Trondheim |
NO |
| Stavanger University |
NO |
| Volda University |
SE |
| HLK Multimediaavdelningen |
SE |
| Jakobsbergs Folkhögskola |
SE |
| Kalmar Högskola IMJ |
SE |
| Södra Vätterbydens Folkshögsk. |
SE |
| Vara Folkshögskola |